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Divertissement. Clarinet sheet music.

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Divertissement composed by Geraldine Green. For clarinet choir. Classical. 21st century. Score and parts. Composed 1991. 84 pages. score. parts vary. Duration 15 to 20 minutes. Published by Alea Publishing. A7.ALEA1090. ABOUT THE WORK. The Divertissement was commissioned by conductor Peter Morris for his Thameside Clarinet Choir in London in 1991. The score was completed in the September of that year and the first performance followed in November 1991. 1992 saw at least two more performances of the piece, also in London by the Thameside Clarinet Choir. The music is tonal, tuneful and highly rhythmic, with varying colours and textures throughout. The first movement begins with a grand, slow introduction, leading into the Allegro Moderato, which announces the bright and cheerful main theme. A slower middle section uses the music from the introduction as well as an inner accompaniment figure of the main theme. There are various solos throughout, which would be played by the section leaders. The sunny main theme then returns towards the end to complete the movement. The slow, second movement is the austere, serious side of the work, and seeks to express the more stark, creepy side of a clarinet choir. The textures are piercing, sometimes aggressive, dark and swirling. The third and final movement, Rondo, is jolly, light-hearted and fun, and is possibly the most technically challenging movement of the piece. There are many time signature changes throughout and the music is fast, spiky, humorous and very mischievous. Again, there are various solos for section leaders, especially for the bass and E flat clarinets. ABOUT THE COMPOSER. Geraldine Green was born in 1967. Her interest in music was awakened when she was 7 years old, during a holiday when she stayed with a family of musicians including the composer John Dunn. At 11 she began the clarinet and piano at the Belfast School of Music, where she studied until the age of 18. It was during this time that Geraldine's passion for composition began, and she began writing her first piano pieces and studying orchestration with the help and encouragement of her teacher Gerry Deignan. In 1986 Geraldine went to the London College of Music to study clarinet with David Campbell and piano with Renalda Mackie. Following a 3 year degree course, she then completed a post graduate diploma in Film Music under Francis Shaw. By then the urge to write music could no longer be contained and in the years that followed she wrote a number of works. These included a Recorder Concertino, the Bass Clarinet Concerto, a Septet for string quintet, flute and harpsichord, and a concerto for B-flat clarinet and orchestra. During these years, Geraldine also wrote four musicals for Herne Hill Primary School in London. Throughout the 1990s Geraldine taught clarinet and piano at Ibstock Place School in Roehapton, London, and this soon led to her producing orchestrations and arrangements for the school's orchestra, band and choir. Through this work she met Peter Morris who commissioned her to write a piece for his Thameside Clarinet Choir. The 3 movement Divertissement was the result. A clarinet quintet, commissioned by Michael Bryant for his clarinet 'play days' was soon to follow. After a break in music writing to start a family, March 2008 saw Geraldine return to writing with a seven movement piece for piano, 'Miscellany'. The year 2009 saw the world premiere of her flute concerto, performed by flautist Gary Woolf. who commissioned the work. and the Chiltern Camerata in High Wycombe, UK, and conducted by composer Simon Lambros.

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Divertissement composed by Geraldine Green. Voor clarinet choir. Klassiek. 21e eeuw. Score en onderdelen. Samengesteld 1991. 84 pagina's. partituur. onderdelen variëren. Duration 15 to 20 minutes. Uitgegeven door Alea Publishing. A7.ALEA1090. Over het werk. The Divertissement was commissioned by conductor Peter Morris for his Thameside Clarinet Choir in London in 1991. The score was completed in the September of that year and the first performance followed in November 1991. 1992 saw at least two more performances of the piece, also in London by the Thameside Clarinet Choir. The music is tonal, tuneful and highly rhythmic, with varying colours and textures throughout. The first movement begins with a grand, slow introduction, leading into the Allegro Moderato, which announces the bright and cheerful main theme. A slower middle section uses the music from the introduction as well as an inner accompaniment figure of the main theme. There are various solos throughout, which would be played by the section leaders. The sunny main theme then returns towards the end to complete the movement. The slow, second movement is the austere, serious side of the work, and seeks to express the more stark, creepy side of a clarinet choir. The textures are piercing, sometimes aggressive, dark and swirling. The third and final movement, Rondo, is jolly, light-hearted and fun, and is possibly the most technically challenging movement of the piece. There are many time signature changes throughout and the music is fast, spiky, humorous and very mischievous. Again, there are various solos for section leaders, especially for the bass and E flat clarinets. OVER DE COMPONIST. Geraldine Green werd geboren in 1967. Haar interesse in muziek werd gewekt toen ze 7 jaar oud was, tijdens een vakantie toen ze bleef bij een familie van musici, waaronder de componist John Dunn. Op 11 begon ze de klarinet en piano aan het Belfast School of Music, waar ze studeerde tot de leeftijd van 18. Het was in deze tijd dat Geraldine's passie voor compositie begon, en ze begon met het schrijven van haar eerste pianostukken en studeren orkestratie met de hulp en aanmoediging van haar leraar Gerry Deignan. In 1986 ging Geraldine aan de London College of Music te klarinet met David Campbell en piano bij Renalda Mackie studeren. Na een 3 jaar opleiding, dan heeft zij een post graduate diploma in Film Music onder Francis Shaw. Tegen die tijd de drang om muziek te schrijven niet meer konden worden opgenomen en in de jaren daarna schreef ze een aantal werken. Deze omvatten een Recorder Concertino, de Bass Clarinet Concerto, een Septet voor strijkkwintet, fluit en klavecimbel, en een concerto voor Bb klarinet en orkest. Gedurende deze jaren, Geraldine schreef ook vier musicals voor Herne Hill Primary School in Londen. In de jaren 1990 Geraldine leerde klarinet en piano aan Ibstock Place School in Roehapton, Londen, en dit leidde al snel tot haar produceren orkestraties en arrangementen voor de school orkest, band en koor. Door dit werk ontmoette ze Peter Morris, die haar de opdracht om een ​​stuk voor zijn Thameside Clarinet Choir schrijven. De 3 beweging Divertissement was het resultaat. Een klarinet kwintet, in opdracht van Michael Bryant voor zijn klarinet 'play dagen' was spoedig volgen. Na een pauze in de muziek schriftelijk om een ​​gezin te stichten, maart 2008 zag Geraldine terugkeer naar het schrijven met een zeven beweging stuk voor piano, 'Varia'. Het jaar 2009 zag de wereldpremière van haar fluit concert, uitgevoerd door fluitist Gary Woolf. die in opdracht van het werk. en de Chiltern Camerata in High Wycombe, Verenigd Koninkrijk, en onder leiding van componist Simon Lambros.