Rosace de Notre Dame — Stephen Roberts
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Rosace de Notre Dame

For Brass and Organ

Official edition of "Rosace de Notre Dame" by Stephen Roberts, published by Composers Edition (ce-sr1rdnd1), scored for Brass Band. Edition includes 15 parts, 92 pages.

Catalog No.
ce-sr1rdnd1
Instrumentation
Brass Band
Specifications
15 parts · 92 pages (Score & Parts)

Parts & Score Materials

Part NameInstrumentPages
[后台] B调小号 1 可选的Trumpet4 pages
[后台] B调小号 2 可选的Trumpet4 pages
(全)总谱FullScore28 pages
Horn in FHorn4 pages
Horn in F 2 替代Horn4 pages
B调小号 1Trumpet4 pages
B调小号 2Trumpet4 pages
B调小号 3Trumpet4 pages
B调小号 4Trumpet4 pages
长号 1Trombone4 pages
长号 2Trombone4 pages
长号 3Trombone4 pages
低音长号Trombone4 pages
TubaTuba4 pages
OrganOrgan12 pages

Work & Edition Details

Rosace de Notre Dame was written for Henry Fairs and the Birmingham Symphonic Brass to celebrate the inauguration of the new Garnier organ in the Bramall Concert Hall at the University of Birmingham on 21st November 2014. The performance was conducted by the composer. It celebrates the famous rose window of the eponymous cathedral in Paris. It is set in medieval rondeau form with the organ embellishing and colouring the brass to represent the play of light through glass. I wanted to capture the spirit of the inauguration of a new organ built on historic principles, but with modern technology. Thus the music recalls Guillaume de Machaut who composed in Notre Dame in the 14th century. The organ part takes advantage of its mechanical action with toccata-like passagework and the registrations, based on colours, reflect the hues of the rose window. Meanwhile the brass parts allude to the space of Notre Dame and its historical resonances. The Birmingham Post described the work as, 'utterly fascinating'.

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