Entry March of the Boyars

Entry March of the Boyars

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Music

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• Entry
• March
• of
• the
• Boyars
• MV
• Ringingen
• Konzert
• 2009

[serjjery]

@charliesmillton Except the actual tempo is somewhere around 112 BPM. This isn't Sousa. This march isn't meant to played as quickly as possible. Not to mention a great amount of the effect of the piece would be lost.

[lojosang]

I see we have our share of morons in Norway as well.

[karihhh]

@Luke850222 This is a classical Norwegian piece, a concert march. Then you have less articulation in other marches. They play it correctly and with grace. The composer, Johan Halvorsen, is from a town called Drammen in Norway. He was a well known and famous composer at his time. Still today we celebrate his birthday. (Yes, I live close to Drammen....) I'm sorry to say this, but if you have to comment a piece, you have to know the composer a little bit.

[Luke850222]

@schudson9 I don't think there is a change in the music. They do loose articulation.



[schudson9]

@Luke850222 they played it right.

[angreagach]

@FrenchHornista63 Thanks. I'm rather surprised that an accidental is involved. Since the last section is in major, I would have expected the key signature to be changed.

[FrenchHornista63]

@angreagach I know that the last chord is definitely major but if one person plays it without the accidental it can definitely sound minor. I recently played this piece and the conductor was very particular about making sure that we got the last chord correct and not minor. I know it was a late reply but I hope that it helped :)

[Luke850222]

Does it lose articulation at around 2:50; or, is that what's written?

[MrPetrck]

esta musica é uma droga seus abestados, mentira! a musica é legal mas v6 são abestados mesmo assim

[hahaha442]

@serjjery the sousa version (origional) is orchestral

[MoonlitMask]

I played the clarinet solo in the beginning in a symphony I was in. :) Fun piece.

The high section is a bit off time and tuning...