Autore: Alessandro Macrì
Traduttore: Matteo Dalla Casa
I Libri Step by Step, di Alessandro Macrì, seguono un percorso basato sul concetto di fare musica d’insieme, cioè divertirsi a suonare con gli altri ed arricchirsi a vicenda, imparando a conoscere il proprio strumento e cominciando a relazionarsi ed “aver rispetto” di chi suona al proprio fianco.
Il tutto al fine di impostare una mentalità di musicista, immergendo i ragazzi in una nuova esperienza, ovvero quella di far parte di un piccolo ensemble.
Questo libro presenta una selezione di melodie didattiche, traditional e di brani classici dei compositori più famosi del mondo: Händel, Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi, Telemann, Purcell, Schubert, Praetorius, Offenbach, Corrette, Mouret, Grieg, Arban, Wagner, Weber, Schumann e Rimskij-Korsakov.
The Books Step by Step, written by Alessandro Macrì, is based on some of the principles that identify a musical ensemble: enjoying playing with other people, learning from them, becoming familiar with your instrument and having respect for those who play beside you.
The ultimate aim is to cultivate the attitude of a musician by offering young people a new experience, that is to say being part of a small ensemble.
This book presents a selection of didactic melodies, traditional and classical pieces by the most famous composers in the world: Händel, Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi, Telemann, Purcell, Schubert, Praetorius, Offenbach, Corrette, Mouret, Grieg, Arban, Wagner, Weber, Schumann and Rimskij-Korsakov.
Easy Christmas Songs Collection for Horn Quartet - Level 1
Arranged by Alessandro Macrì
CONTENTS
1. Jolly Old St. Nicholas
2. Jingle Bells
3. Piva Piva
4. Good King Wenceslas
5. Away in a Manger
6. I saw three Ships
7. Norwergian Prelude for Christmas
8. Joy to the World
9. Adeste Fideles
10. In dulci jubilo
11. We Three Kings of Orient Are
12. While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
13. The Coventry Carol
14. God rest you merry, gentlemen
Among the many songs and melodies we hear at Christmas are Christmas Carols, traditionally sung by Christmas carollers. Some Carols are Hymns celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, while other Carols are Folk Songs about Christmas events and customs. Many of these are centuries old having been handed down through the generations, but there are also many popular songs about Christmas which are more recent in origin (e.g. from films or albums) and these are also now set to become traditional at this time of year.
Easy Christmas Songs Collection for Horn Quartet - Level 2
Arranged by Alessandro Macrì
CONTENTS
1. The Little Drummer Boy
2. Deck the Halls
3. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
4. As with Gladness, Men of Old
5. Away in a Manger
6. The First Noel
7. Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem
8. Il Est Né Le Divin Enfant
9. Ding Dong Merrily on High
10. The Holly and the Ivy
11. O Tannenbaum
12. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
13. Gloria in Excelsis Deo
14. Tu scendi dalle stelle
15. Greensleeves - What Child is this?
16. The Seven Joys of Mary
17. Silent Night
18. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
Among the many songs and melodies we hear at Christmas are Christmas Carols, traditionally sung by Christmas carollers. Some Carols are Hymns celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, while other Carols are Folk Songs about Christmas events and customs. Many of these are centuries old having been handed down through the generations, but there are also many popular songs about Christmas which are more recent in origin (e.g. from films or albums) and these are also now set to become traditional at this time of year.
LA CHASSE Fanfares for Horn Quartet – Book 1
pour trompe ou cor de chasse
Arranged by Alessandro Macrì
CONTENTS
Le Réveil
Le Point du jour
La Sortie du chenil
Le Départ pour la Chasse
La Marche de vénerie
L’Arrivée au rendez-vous
Le Lancé
Le Nouveau Départ
La Calèche des dames
Le Départ du Rendez-vous
La Vue
Le Change
Les Animaux en compagnie
Le Vol ce l’est
Le "fanfares de chasse" (fanfare di caccia) sono una forma musicale legata alla tradizione venatoria francese e utilizzata durante le battute di caccia, particolarmente popolare tra il XVII e il XIX secolo. Questi brani, originariamente eseguiti con corni da caccia (in particolare il cor de chasse, una versione del corno naturale), servivano sia come segnali funzionali per i cacciatori, sia per enfatizzare momenti specifici della battuta di caccia.