[Sax6] ルーマニア民族舞曲/B.バルトーク(黒川圭一)/ Romanian Folk Dances by Béla Bartók (arr. Keiichi Kurokawa)

Performance by Vive! Saxophone Quartet Now digital sheet music available! Romanian Folk Dances Saxophone Sextet Béla Bartók (arr. Keiichi Kurokawa) Grade 5 Time 6:00 Bb Soprano Saxophone 2 Eb Alto Saxophones 2 Bb Tenor Saxophones Eb Baritone Saxophone ENMS-84035 Our e-commerce website https://www.bravomusic-inc.com/index.... Saxophone Sextet playlist:    • Saxophone Sextet   Subscribe our channel for international customers    / bravomusicinc   Follow us on Facebook!   / bravomusicband   Program Notes: This was written in September 2002 by commission of the saxophones of Urawa High School band. It premiered on November 19, 2002 at the 26th Saitama Ensemble Contest held at the Kuki Sogo Bunka Kaikan. It consists of the following 6 movements: I. Jocul cu bâta From the province of Marosh Torda, in the central part of the Transylvania Mountains. Make sure that the notes of the accompaniment quarter notes are well aligned. Express sf effectively. II. Brâul A peasant dance from the province of Torontal. Helpful to add a moderate amount of agogic accent. III. Pe loc This song is also from Torontal. Play the soprano solo very expressively. IV. Buciumeana It belongs to the province of Torda Alanosh. The tenor saxophone melody in the first half can be easily buried by accompaniment; balance carefully. V. Poarga româneasca From Bihar County, bordering Hungary. Capture the unusual feeling of 3 + 3 + 2 beats. Careful not to lose tempo when voices change. VI. Maˇruntelul Two songs are combined. The first is taken from Bihar and the second song is from Torda Alanosh. Feel the rhythm centered on the accompaniment, and at the same time, gradually raise the excitement level towards the climax. (Keiichi Kurokawa)