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Tchaikovsky’s symphonic poem Francesca da Rimini: Symphonic Fantasy after
Dante, Op. 32, was composed in less than three weeks during his visit to Bayreuth
in the autumn of 1876.
This fantasia presents a symphonic interpretation of the tragic tale of Francesca
da Rimini, a beauty who was immortalised in Dante’s Divine Comedy. Francesca
da Rimini, a noblewoman, fell in love with her husband’s brother. After the lovers
were discovered and killed in revenge by the husband, they were condemned to
Hell for their adulterous passions.
Iain McKnight’s arrangement of the exciting Finale was first performed by the
Leyland Band at the 2011 Brass in Concert and was used to conclude the band’s
winning performance.
Includes
A standard brass band set including score.
- 1 × Full Score
- 1 × Soprano E♭ Cornet
- 4 × Solo B♭ Cornet
- 1 × Repiano B♭ Cornet
- 2 × 2nd B♭ Cornet
- 2 × 3rd B♭ Cornet
- 1 × Flugel Horn B♭
- 1 × Solo E♭ Horn
- 1 × 1st E♭ Horn
- 1 × 2nd E♭ Horn
- 1 × 1st Baritone B♭
- 1 × 2nd Baritone B♭
- 1 × 1st Trombone
- 1 × 2nd Trombone
- 1 × Bass Trombone
- 2 × Euphonium B♭
- 2 × E♭ Bass
- 2 × B♭ Bass
- Drums / Percussion