Silver Rose — Liz Lane
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Silver Rose

For Brass Band, Narrator and Baritone Horn

Official edition of "Silver Rose" by Liz Lane, published by Composers Edition (ce-ll1sr2), scored for 上低音圆号, 铜管乐队. Edition includes 23 parts, 314 pages.

Composer
Liz Lane
Catalog No.
ce-ll1sr2
Specifications
23 parts · 314 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
[独奏] 上低音圆号Horn16 pages
(全)总谱FullScore42 pages
叙述者Libretto16 pages
Solo Cornet 1, Solo Cornet 2Cornet, Cornet12 pages
Cornet 2Cornet12 pages
Cornet 3Cornet12 pages
Soprano CornetCornet12 pages
Repiano CornetCornet12 pages
FlugelhornBrass12 pages
长号 1Trombone12 pages
长号 2Trombone12 pages
低音长号Trombone12 pages
Solo Eb Tenor HornEuphonium12 pages
Eb Tenor Horn 1Euphonium12 pages
Eb Tenor Horn 2Euphonium12 pages
Bb Baritone Horn 1Euphonium12 pages
Bb Baritone Horn 2Euphonium12 pages
EuphoniumEuphonium12 pages
Bb BassTuba12 pages
Eb BassTuba12 pages
打击乐 1Percussion12 pages
打击乐 2Percussion12 pages
打击乐 3Percussion12 pages

Work & Edition Details

Silver Rose is a musical response to five poems by Bristol born poet Isaac Rosenberg (1890-1918), who died in action during World War 1. Working collectively like a song cycle, the poems are read before and during each of the five musical movements; the lyrical line can be clearly traced in the first, third and fifth (On Receiving News of the War, A Careless Heart and Song) whereas the second and fourth (Beauty and Returning, We Hear the Larks) are a more dramatic and aesthetic reflection. The choice of texts for the musical settings echo perspectives including the atrocities of war and hope for peace. The title, Silver Rose, takes its name from two sources. The 1914 Star was a British campaign medal awarded to men who served in France or Belgium between 5th August and 22nd November 1914. Those who fought under enemy fire were also entitled to a bronze horizontal clasp engraved with the above dates and could attach a small silver rose to the ribbon when not wearing the medal. The final movement of the work, Song, also includes the words 'silver rose'. The original version of Silver Rose (for brass band and narrator) is also available.

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