Donemus Webshop — Dancing to an Orange Drummer

Author(s):
Lann, Vanessa (Composer)
Description:
The title Dancing to an Orange Drummer comes from the expression "moving to the beat of a different drummer." The piece was inspired by the challenge of moving to a new country (in this case, the Netherlands), and for the composer this meant feeling, and enjoying, the very different beat and energy of new people, places and customs. Lann uses two contrasting elements that gradually merge: simple melodies in the brass begin the work, against a repeated rhythmic pattern in the other instruments. The two groups do clash with each other, but eventually the brass instruments take over aspects of the rhythmic pattern, while the others imitate the brass melody. This climaxes in a new unity in orchestral sound by the end of the piece. The original big band version of this work was written in 1993 for the Dutch ensemble De Ereprijs; the version for symphony orchestra was completed on request of the Boston Pops Orchestra on the occasion of their performance in May 2015 in Symphony Hall (Boston, USA).

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Score	Download to Newzik (A3), 34 pages	EUR 26.64
	Download as PDF (A3), 34 pages	EUR 31.96
	Hardcopy, normal size (A3), 34 pages	EUR 53.28
	Hardcopy, study size (A4), 34 pages	EUR 37.76
Rental Part(s)	Download to Newzik (B4), 105 pages	EUR 49.65
	Download as PDF (B4), 105 pages	EUR 59.58
	Hardcopy, normal size (B4), 105 pages	EUR 99.30

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