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Normandy Beach - 1944. score only. Marimba sheet music. Percussion sheet music. Vibraphone sheet music. Intermediate.

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诺曼底海滩 - 1944. 只有得分. 马林巴琴乐谱. 锣鼓乐谱. 电颤琴乐谱. 中间.

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Normandy Beach - 1944. score only. composed by David R. Gillingham. Percussion Ensemble. For Percussion Ensemble. marimba 1. 4-octave. marimba 2. 4-octave. marimba 3. 4.3-octave. marimba 4. 5-octave. percussion 1. 3-octave vibraphone, anvil or brake drum, large tam-tam. percussion 2. bells, suspended cymbal, tom-toms, small bass drum. Medium. Score only. Duration 8. 10. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.02131. Using haunting bugle calls and quotes from the "Star-Spangled Banner" and "America, the Beautiful," Gillingham has crafted a poignant tribute to those who lost their lives on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day.. On June 6, 1944, at dawn, British and American forces landed on the beaches of Normandy in an elaborate amphibious operation. A total of 425,000 American, British, and German men lost their lives in the ensuing conflict. Normandy beach was composed in commemoration of this important, yet tragic day that changed the course of World War II. The work is cast in three sections. The first section is dark and mysterious and slow in tempo, characterizing the preparation and eve of D-Day. There are long pedal points mixed with poignant dissonance. Small two-note utterances by bowed marimba can be heard within this section which allude to distant bugle calls. Gathering pitch density and motion, the movement segues into the second section, which depicts the tragic conflict on D-Day, beginning with much motion and counterpoint between the four marimbas. Underlying this agitation in the marimbas are explosive articulations by tom-toms and anvil. The low marimbas settle into an ostinato of running sixteenth notes with the high marimbas playing a haunting motive reminiscent of the bowed bugle calls of the first section. Ensuing is a repetitive and hammered rhythm in the upper marimbas under which the low marimbas allude to the second phrase of the "Star Spangled Banner. " The hammered rhythm becomes incessant and finally subsides into a dark and mysterious presentation of the first phrase of "America, the Beautiful" in chorale style. All motion ceases and the final section or epilogue follows. Beginning in a similar fashion to the first section, a sad and plaintive chorale transpires in the marimbas, suggesting the aftermath of this tragic day on June 6, 1944. Motivic remnants of "America, the Beautiful" intercede with the chorale and the work ends on dark dischord over a pedal F-sharp. You can hear a recording of Normandy Beach on David Gillingham's CD, 'Stained Glass'. also available from C. Alan.

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诺曼底海滩 - 1944. 只有得分. 由David R.吉林汉姆组成. 打击乐合奏. 对于打击乐团. 马林巴1. 4倍频. 马林巴2. 4倍频. 马林巴3. 4.3倍频程. 马林巴4. 5倍频程. 打击乐1. 3倍频程电颤琴，砧或制动鼓，大铜锣. 打击乐2. 铃铛，悬浮钹，手鼓，小低音鼓. 中. 分数只. 持续8. 10. 发布时间由C.艾伦出版物. CN.02131. 使用从“星条旗永不落”的困扰号角召唤和报价“美丽的美国”，吉林汉姆已经制作了一个凄美归功于那些谁失去了他们的生活在诺曼底D日海滩。. 于1944年6月6日，在黎明，英国和美国部队在一个精心制作的两栖作战登陆诺曼底海滩. 总共有425,000美国，英国和德国男人失去了他们的生命在随后的冲突. 诺曼底的海滩组成，以纪念那个改变了第二次世界大战期间，这个重要的，但悲惨的一天。这项工作是投在三节. 第一部分是黑暗和神秘，在节奏缓慢，表征D日的准备和夏娃。有与凄美的不和谐混合长踏板点. 小双音符言论者鞠躬马林巴可以在此部分，它影射到遥远的号角召唤的范围内可以听到. 收集间距密度和运动，运动继续入第二部分，它描述了在D日的悲剧性冲突，与四木琴太大的动作，并开始对位. 在相关木琴这股风潮是爆炸性的关节由汤姆 - 汤姆斯和砧. 低木琴融入运行十六分音符与高木琴演奏令人难以忘怀的动机让人想起的第一个部分的鞠躬号角召唤的固定音型. 随之而来的是一个重复的节奏敲定在上木琴下低木琴暗示了“星条旗永不落的第二个短语. “该锤的节奏变得不断，最后消退进入一个黑暗而神秘的演示文稿的第一词组的”美丽的美国“中的诗歌风格. 所有的动作停止，最后一节或尾声如下. 以类似的方式来首节开始，悲伤和哀怨诗歌蒸腾的木琴，表明在1944年6月6日这一天悲惨的后果. “美丽的美国”的动机的残余说情的合唱团和在踏板升F在黑暗DISCHORD工作结束. 你可以听到大卫吉林汉姆的CD，“彩色玻璃”在诺曼底海滩的记录. 也可以从C.艾伦.