Partition violon 2, Seasonal Impressions, String Quartet No.1, A minor

Fred Nachbaur

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Pratiquez les partitions de la musique Seasonal Impressions violon 2, quatuors, fruit du travail de Nachbaur, Fred , A minor. La partition moderne célèbre écrite pour les instruments suivants: viole de gambe, 2 violons, violoncelle
La partition enchaine une sélection de mouvements: 4 mouvements: A Summer Sonnet Autumn Spirits Winter Chill Vernal Renewal et l'on retrouve ce genre de musique classée dans les genres quatuors, pour 4 musiciens, pour 2 violons, viole de gambe, violoncelle, partitions pour violoncelle, partitions corde ensemble, partitions pour violon, partitions pour viole de gambe
Visualisez encore d'autres musique pour viole de gambe, 2 violons, violoncelle sur YouScribe, dans la catégorie Partitions de musique variée.
Date composition: 1996()
Edition: Fred Nachbaur

Sujets

• Modernité
• Violoncelle
• Proyecto Gambe
• Violin
• Violon
• 20288 Nachbaur

Informations

• Publié par: NACHBAUR
• Nombre de lectures: 65
• Licence : En savoir +
  Paternité, pas de modification
• Langue: Français

Extrait

String Quartet No. 1
in A Minor
for two violins, viola and cello
Violin II Part
"Seasonal Impressions"
in four movements
Copyright 1996, 1998 by Fred Nachbaur
Dogstar Music, SOCAN
All rights reserved
Free (non-commercial) distribution allowed and encouraged.
For performance or other commercial use, contact mailto: [e-mail] No. 1 in A MINOR: "SEASONAL IMPRESSIONS"
Copyright © 1996, 1998 by Fred Nachbaur. All rights reserved.
This work is being released for free non-commercial distribution.
For performance or other commercial use, please contact me at:
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HISTORY:
Written as a tribute to Franz Schubert. Originally composed in 1996, using Cubasis Audio. Some
material taken from previously-written original songs. Re-sequenced and re-scored in 1998 using
NoteWorthy Composer, with minor rewrites in various places. NWC source now available at
Werner Icking Music Archive.
PROGRAM:
Each movement in this Quartet represents one of the seasons, starting with summer and ending with
spring. However, it is intended to be "program music" in only a general sense, as implied by its subtitle.
However, at the risk of ruining your own impressions, here are some of the images I envisioned when
writing this piece.
First Movement: A Summer Sonnet
First theme: two sides of hot, humid weather; comfort/discomfort, etc. Second theme: holidays, carnival
atmosphere, return home. Third theme (Mazurka): socialising, relaxation, seque into minor variant
suggesting wistfulness, lost opportunities. Segue into "rain" theme, gentle and warm summer rains, mild
storms. Cadenza: warm winds, changing situations. Finale: reprise of first theme.
Second Movement: Autumn Spirits
Theme and variations: changing colours, shortening days. "Fugal storm": wind, rain, thunder and
lightning. "Danse Macabre": Hallowe'en goblins taking themselves more seriously than anyone else does.
Segue to "End of Storm" section. Leads into a short fanfare announcing the celebration of Thanksgiving.
"Song of Thanks": a reverent expression of gratitude, resolving into a "Country Dance" (in the same
melody). Finale: reprise of "raindrops" theme.
Third Movement: Winter Chill
This gloomy little movement was based on a song, the lyrics to which were so depressing I have long
since discarded them. However, the song form persists (verse, chorus, bridge, verse, chorus). So does
its chilly sense of desperation over lost love.
Intro: a poignant reharmonisation of a well-known Christmas tune. "Verse" section (Scherzo): typical
scherzo rhythm, but the joke isn't very funny. Darkness and chill of winter approaching. "Chorus" section
(Andante): pain of loss, hope for the future. "Bridge" section: biting snowstorms, bitterness over
perceived betrayal. Ends on a single icy pizzicato. Finale: riturnello.
Fourth Movement: Vernal Renewal
Lighthearted romp at the arrival of spring. First theme: Animals and nature awakening from winter
hibernation. Second theme: a canon in Dorian mode launches into a jig-like dance theme; I had visions
of Celtic characters breaking out of their winter cabins, fiddles in hand. (Human aspect of end of
hibernation). Return to animals/nature theme, which grows uneasy, then falls quiet as the rains approach.
Gentle, invigorating rain (pizzicato sequence). "Sonata Buffa" (The April Fool) in which I had images of a
foolish group of amateurs hacking out a Mozart-esque theme while the Fool interferes. Things smooth
out for a bit, then get progressively worse. When all falls apart, violist shoots the Fool with a cap gun.
Attempted (and failed!) restart, all turn beseechingly to the cellist, who stubbornly resumes the
animals/nature theme. Riturnello. Finale: "May flowers."
Rev. 1a, December 1998Quartet #1 in Am - "Seasonal Impressions"
Fred Nachbaur
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Copyright © 1996, 1998 Fred Nachbaur. All Rights Reserved
Non-commercial free distribution allowed and encouraged, if unmodified.
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