This challenging arrangement of Bizet’s beloved ouverture is fertile ground for the ambitious Double Seconds soloist. This piece demands a mastery of the triple-stop and quadruple-stop from the soloist as well as strong independence between the hands.
Probably Elgar’s best remembered and most played composition from it’s use in graduation ceremonies, this march highlights the ability of the ensemble to present contrasting expressive moods in a single piece.
One of Debussy’s more recognizable and crowd-pleasing pieces, this arrangement is a challenging piece to perform not for its technical requirements, but more for its expressive demands (dynamics and tempo) and the ability for the ensemble to listen to one another.
Ouverture to Carmen
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This challenging arrangement of Bizet’s beloved ouverture is fertile ground for the ambitious Double Seconds soloist.
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This challenging arrangement of Bizet’s beloved ouverture is fertile ground for the ambitious Double Seconds soloist. This piece demands a mastery of the triple-stop and quadruple-stop from the soloist as well as strong independence between the hands.
Composer: Georges Bizet
Arranger: Adam Grisé
Genre: Classical
Solo & Chamber
Difficulty: Advanced
Instrumentation: DS
Ranges: F3-Bb5
Time: 2:00
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