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The Last Day of Pompeii. Bruce Roberts. Marimba sheet music. Percussion sheet music. Intermediate.

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Den sidste dag i Pompeji. Bruce Roberts. Marimba noder. Percussion noder. Intermediate.

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The Last Day of Pompeii composed by Bruce Roberts. Percussion Ensemble. For Percussion Ensemble. Clarinet. Bb soprano clarinet, bass clarinet, plastic maracas, celeste. , Contrabassoon. wood shell maracas. , Percussion 1. marimba, bells, crotales, bass drum, water filled crystal glass. , Percussion 2. marimba, crotales, bass drum, cymbal, water filled c. Medium. Score and parts. Duration 12. 00. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.01640. A gorgeous, unique percussion ensemble with beautiful colors throughout. Read the program notes and use them as the bases of rehearsing this very emotional composition. Pompeii, the ancient city of Campania, Italy, lies 14 miles southeast of Naples near Mt. Vesuvius. Built on a spur formed by a prehistoric lava flow, Pompeii, together with Herculaneum and Stabiae, were devastated by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius at 1. 00 pm, August 24, 79 AD. A vivid eyewitness account of this pine-tree shaped eruption is preserved in two letters written by Pliny the Younger as he observed the event some 20 miles away in Misenum. In his writings, Pliny speaks of earthquakes which preceded the eruption along with five lightning bolts which struck Pompeii. "You could hear the shrieks of women," writes Pliny, "the crying of children, and the shouts of men' some prayed to die, from the very fear of dying. Many lifting their hands to the gods. but the greater part imagining that there were no gods left anywhere, and the last and eternal night was come upon the world. " In the aftermath, Pompeii was covered with lapilli. volcanic debris. and ashes to a depth of 19-23 feet. At Herculaneum, volcanic materials, carried along with water, hardened into a form of mud-lava that penetrated everywhere, covering the city to a depth of 65 feet. The ruins of Pompeii were discovered late in the 16th century by Comenico Fontana, who tunnelled under the hill known as La Civita to bring water from the Samo River to Torre Annunziata. Excavations begat first at Herculaneum in 1709 and work at Pompeii did not begin until 1748. The Last Day of Pompeii primarily uses seven percussionists which represent the seven city gates that surround the two-mile circumference of the city. The addition of two additional performers, contrabassoon and bass clarinet, assist the piece in a programmatic fashion representing Mt. Vesuvius. The final total of nine performers represents the nine regions in which the city was divided. The piece is composed of four major sections. The Dawn of the Blacksmiths, The Festival of Dionysus, The Judgement of Vesuvius, and Reconciliation.

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Den sidste dag i Pompeji komponeret af Bruce Roberts. Percussion Ensemble. For Percussion Ensemble. Klarinet. Bb sopran klarinet, basklarinet, plastic maracas, celeste. , Kontrafagot. træ shell maracas. , Slagtøj 1. marimba, klokker, crotales, stortromme, vandfyldte krystalglas. , Slagtøj 2. marimba, crotales, stortromme, bækken, vandfyldte c. Medium. Partitur og stemmer. Varighed 12. 00. Udgivet af C. Alan Publications. CN.01640. En smuk, unik percussion ensemble med smukke farver i hele. Læs programmet noter og bruge dem som grundlaget for at øve dette meget følelsesladet sammensætning. Pompeji, den antikke by Campania, Italien, ligger 14 miles sydøst for Napoli nær Mt. Vesuv. Bygget på en ansporing dannet af en forhistorisk lavastrøm, Pompeji, sammen med Herculaneum og Stabiae blev hærget af vulkanen Vesuv ved 1. 12:00, 24. august 79 e.Kr.. En levende øjenvidneberetning denne fyrretræ formet eruption er bevaret i to breve skrevet af Plinius den Yngre, da han observerede begivenheden omkring 20 miles væk i Misenum. I sine skrifter, Plinius taler om jordskælv, der gik forud for udbrud sammen med fem lynnedslag, der ramte Pompeji. "Man kunne høre skrig fra kvinder," skriver Plinius "den grædende børn, og råb mænd 'nogle bad om at dø, fra den meget frygt for at dø. Mange løfte deres hænder til guderne. men den største del forestiller sig, at der ikke var nogen guder forlod overalt, og den sidste og evig nat var kommet over verden. "I kølvandet blev Pompeji dækket med lapilli. vulkansk materiale. og aske til en dybde af 19-23 fod. Hos Herculaneum, vulkanske materialer, båret sammen med vand, hærdet i en form for mudder-lava, der trængte overalt, som dækker byen til en dybde på 65 meter. Ruinerne af Pompeji blev opdaget sent i det 16. århundrede af Comenico Fontana, som tunneleres under bakken kendt som La Civita at bringe vand fra Samo River til Torre Annunziata. Udgravninger avlede først på Herculaneum i 1709 og arbejde på Pompeji begyndte først 1748. Den sidste dag i Pompeji anvender primært syv percussionister, der repræsenterer de syv byporte, der omgiver to-mile omkreds af byen. Tilføjelsen af ​​yderligere to kunstnere, Kontrafagot og basklarinet, bistå brik i en programmatisk måde repræsenterer Mt. Vesuv. Den endelige alt ni kunstnere repræsenterer de ni regioner, hvor byen blev delt. Stykket er sammensat af fire hovedafsnit. Indgangen til det Blacksmiths, The Festival of Dionysos, dommen fra Vesuv, og forsoning.