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Ronald Binge
Ronald Binge

15.04.1910 en Derby (Großbritannien)

Décédé
06.09.1979 en Ringwood

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Born in Derby (UK), Binge was one of the most respected and successful English composers of his generation. His father, a capable pianist, died in 1920 of wounds received during the war, leaving the family in straitened circumstances, without money to pay for Binge to attend music college. Instead, he obtained work as a cinema organist, which enabled him to learn a great deal of light repertoire and to develop his skill as an arranger (the cinema had a small orchestra, for whom he wrote).
After a stint as an orchestral pianist with the high-caliber light orchestra at Great Yarmouth, he left for London and in 1935 his association with Mantovani began - from this time. Binge did many of the Mantovani orchestra’s arrangements, as well as writing much music of his own, some of which was recorded and broadcast.
He joined the RAF on the outbreak of the Second World War and took charge of the choir at his station in Blackpool, where Sidney Torch (also a theatre organist) conducted the orchestra. They became lifelong friends.
The war over, Binge earned his living as an arranger and orchestrator for the broadcasting orchestras - in the 1950s, the BBC had eight light orchestras on staff, each with several programmes a week - and scored more than fifty television and feature films. Working with Mantovani, he devised the famous Mantovani "cascading strings" sound in 1951, inspired by the acoustics of large cathedrals, which was shown to greatest effect in the song Charmaine and became an instant success. Mantovani secured the sponsorship of London (Decca) Records for an orchestra with a large string section.
Binge's Elizabethan Serenade and Sailing By were very popular.

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Elisabeth Serenade

Elisabeth Serenade

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Elisabeth Serenade

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Elizabethan Serenade
L’œuvre « Elisabeth Serenade » est l’une des œuvres les plus célèbres du compositeur britannique Ronald Binge. Elle fut utilisée comme mélodie pour une émission de radio populaire sur la BBC et dégage une légèreté joyeuse. Les bois chantent entre les sections mélodiques, principalement jouées par les cuivres. Serie Sound Classics No. 14


Difficulté France: 1re Division / Grade 3+
Difficulté Belgique: Eerste / Grade 3+
Compositeur: Binge, Ronald
Arrangeur: Bittmar, Zbysek
Catégorie: Pièce de concert
Durée: 00:03:23
Maison d'édition: Rundel
Format: A4
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Elisabeth Serenade

Elisabeth Serenade

L’œuvre « Elisabeth Serenade » est l’une des œuvres les plus célèbres du compositeur britannique Ronald Binge. Elle fut utilisée...
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