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Concert Band

Marche des Janissaires

Marsch der Janitscharen

aus "Kleine Ballettmusik"

March of the Janissaries

Marche des Janissaires

Concert Band

Marche des Janissaires
Marsch der Janitscharen

aus "Kleine Ballettmusik"

March of the Janissaries

Performance time
00:02:30

Grade Level
Oberstufe

Publisher
Rundel

Size
A4

Info
Full Score + Parts

Order Number
MVSR1737

Release Date
2020 / 1994

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Belgian-French composer André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry (1741-1813), who had studied in Rome, was early-on enthusiastic about opera and became one of the celebrated Parisian opera composers during the French Revolutionary period. The republic charged him with the foundation of a conservatory. His “March of the Janissaries” carries ideas of the revolution and was supposed to give full impact to the slogan “Liberty, equality, fraternity!” as did the numerous works of other composers written as so called revolutionary music.

In scene XV "La Garde Passe" from the opera "Les Deux Avares" (The Two Miserly) Ali, Mustapha, Osman and seven other Janissaries appear. To this end, the "March of the Janissaries" sounds with choir and orchestra. In the original, the opera's orchestra consists of 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, mandolin and strings.

Keywords

RUNDEL Promo-Katalog 2014

Politisches Lied

sinfonisch

18th century / 1700 / 1800

Arrangement / Transcription

Ballet

Belgium

Classical Music

France

Freedom / Liberty

March

Military

New Year's Concert

New Year's Eve concert

NEWLY revised

Orchestral Transcriptions

Paris

Politics

Revolution

Rome

RUNDEL YouTube Channel

Soldier

War

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aus "Kleine Ballettmusik"
March of the Janissaries

Belgian-French composer André-Ernest-Modeste Grétry (1741-1813), who had studied in Rome, was early-on enthusiastic about opera and became one of the celebrated Parisian opera composers during the French Revolutionary period. The republic charged him with the foundation of a conservatory. His “March of the Janissaries” carries ideas of the revolution and was supposed to give full impact to the slogan “Liberty, equality, fraternity!” as did the numerous works of other composers written as so called revolutionary music.


Grade Level GB: 6-7
Grade Level USA: 4 (Advanced)
Composer: Grétry, André E. M.
Arranger: Baumann, Gerhard
Genre: Classic, Classical Transcription, Concert March, March
Performance time:...

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