Sheet Music: Score
Two places : for brass band / Simon Reade.
by Simon Reade (2016)
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- Instrumentation: Brass band: soprano cornet, solo cornet, 3 cornets, flugelhorn, solo horn, 2 horns, 2 baritones, 2 trombones, bass trombone, euphonium, bass in E flat, bass in B flat, timpani, percussion (2 players).
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Audio Sample
Performance by Hobart City Band, Simon Reade from the CD Tasmania
(this sample is of the symphonic wind band version of this work)
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Product details
This work was composed to mark the Bicentennial of the settlement at Risdon Cove and Hobart Town in 2004. The work seeks to represent two contrasting Tasmanian locations, both of which hold significance to the composer, and Tasmanians in general. The Truganni Memorial on Bruny Island, to the south of Tasmania, is situated on a small hill on the neck of the island - a place where shearwaters and penguins gather in great numbers each evening. Peoples Park in Strahan on the west coast of Tasmania is a simple park which hosted family picnics, brass band performances and happy relaxed weekends at the turn of the 20th century.
Published by: Brolga Music Publishing Company — 1 score (16p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Easy — LEvel 2
Duration: 3 mins, 27 sec.
At the Trugannini Memorial, Bruny Island -- At People's Park, Strahan.
Parts available from publisher.
Includes program note and rehearsal notes.
Transcribed for brass band for the Australian National Band Championships, Launceston, 2017.
Typeset edition.
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