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1775213

AFTERNOON IN ALBUQUERQUE Letter size Format Digital Sheet Music

AFTERNOON IN ALBUQUERQUE Letter size Format
by Peter Boris Koval Concert Band - Digital Sheet Music

Name: AFTERNOON IN ALBUQUERQUE Letter size Format by Peter Boris Koval Concert Band Digital Sheet Music
Brand: Peter Boris Koval
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Title AFTERNOON IN ALBUQUERQUE Letter size Format
Artist Peter Boris Koval
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Peter Boris Koval
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 129
Arrangement Concert Band
Publisher Peter Boris Koval
Level 4
Product ID 1775213
Genre Country 20th Century
Performance Group Concert Band

Product Description

This piece is a musical depiction of interludes in the life of a cowboy. We see him first in a relaxing canter, onterrupted by a short storm, then a resumption of the ambling jog. Later a period of quiet contemplation while eating a well-earned meal. Then a dramatic stampede and finally a return to the easy riding of the beginning. The piece is moderately difficult, with soli passages for many instrument sections. Why Albuquerque? I wanted a town associated with cowboys and the Old West and came up with a short list of the usual places, Deadwood, Tombstone, Dodge City, etc. But one day I was coming out of the St. Peters Theatre in São Paulo, Brazil and the street sign caught my eye. Albuquerque Lins Street, named after a political figure of the past. Albuquerque! That was the place. Coupled with Afternoon and I had an alliterative title that rolled off the tongue and was (for me) deeply evocative of the American past.

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