Es ist ein Ros entsprungen — Arnd-Dieter Ubben
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Es ist ein Ros entsprungen

For 10-Part Brass Ensemble

Official edition of "Es ist ein Ros entsprungen" by Arnd-Dieter Ubben, published by Merseburger Verlag (ADU088), scored for Brass Band. Edition includes 19 parts, 72 pages.

Catalog No.
ADU088
Instrumentation
Brass Band
Specifications
19 parts · 72 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
(全)总谱FullScore18 pages
Horn in F 1 (Trombone Alternative)Horn3 pages
Horn in F 2 (Trombone Alternative)Horn3 pages
C调小号 1 (替代)Trumpet3 pages
C调小号 2 (替代)Trumpet3 pages
C调小号 3 (替代)Trumpet3 pages
C调小号 4 (替代)Trumpet3 pages
C调小号 5 (替代)Trumpet3 pages
B调小号 1Trumpet3 pages
B调小号 2Trumpet3 pages
B调小号 3Trumpet3 pages
B调小号 4Trumpet3 pages
B调小号 5Trumpet3 pages
长号 1Trombone3 pages
长号 2Trombone3 pages
长号 3Trombone3 pages
长号 4Trombone3 pages
长号 5Trombone3 pages
Tuba (Trombone Alternative)Tuba3 pages

Work & Edition Details

The technical demands placed on the individual brass players (height, virtuosity) clearly take a back seat to the musical demands placed on the entire group of musicians (certainty in intonation and rhythm, dynamic balance). (For example, short chorale excerpts are used again and again to illustrate a development over a long period of time in complex motivic interweavings, some of which can be understood programmatically. These long-lasting developments are supported in all compositions by various bell imitations. At such points, each player has to integrate himself into the overall sequence. It is seldom the case that a melody and thus an individual brass player is clearly in the foreground. The splendour of the sound and the brilliance of the brass, both of which are often associated with "the festive", are often dispensed with in favour of a more quietly internalised, personally coloured expression. The most intense passages are often the quiet ones, not the loud ones, for example in "Es ist ein Ros entsprungen": conclusion of No.4.

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