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Official edition of "Deu-la-deu" by Rudesindo Soutelo, published by Harmonia.Digital (HD-W285), scored for Guitar. Edition includes 1 part, 25 pages.
- Composer
- Rudesindo Soutelo
- Publisher
- Harmonia.Digital
- Catalog No.
- HD-W285
- Opus
- ISWC: T-302.410.269-6
- Instrumentation
- Guitar
- Instruments
- Specifications
- 1 parts · 25 pages (Single Score)
- Purchase Orders
- cdiyao@gmail.com (Email to Purchase)
Parts & Score Materials
| Part Name | Instrument | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Guitar | Guitar | 25 pages |
Work & Edition Details
This work was written expressly to celebrate the birth of the Galician Academy of the Portuguese Language and was premiered in its Inaugural Session. The five movements evoke a history of resilience in parallel with the fight against the linguistic subjugation of Galiza. The complexes [6,3], [9,7] and [8,7] reconcile the general genetics of the work. In addition, the first four movements have another differentiating complex. Thus, the first movement is structured with the complex [7,1,9], the second with [1,4,7,1,8], the third integrates [6,2,4,2,7], and the fourth incorporates [11,2,5]. The fifth movement uses the common complexes and begins with a war anthem against the invader to finish with the fusion of the hymns of Galiza and Portugal. --- Esta obra foi escrita expressamente para celebrar o nascimento da Academia Galega da Língua Portuguesa, e estreada na sua Sessão Inaugural. Os cinco andamentos evocam uma história de resiliência em paralelo com a luta contra a subjugação linguística da Galiza. Os complexos [6,3], [9,7] e [8,7] conciliam a genética da obra para além de que os quatro primeiros andamentos têm, ainda, um outro complexo diferenciador. Assim, o primeiro estrutura-se com o com- plexo [7,1,9], o segundo com [1,4,7,1,8], o terceiro integra o [6,2,4,2,7], e o quarto incorpora o [11,2,5]. O quinto andamento utiliza os complexos comuns e começa com um hino de guerra contra o invasor para finalizar com a fusão dos hinos da Galiza e Portugal.