Mussorgsky, Modest - Promenade from Pictures at an Exhibition
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About 'Promenade from Pictures at an Exhibition '
Artist:
Born:
1839
, Karevo, Pskov
Died:
1881
, Pskov
The Artist:
Russian composer, one of the group known as The Five. Famous works include the opera Boris Godunov and the piano suite Pictures at an Exhibition, which Ravel later orchestrated.
Composed:
1874
Info:
Pictures at an Exhibition is Mussorgsky's most famous piano composition. It has become further known through various orchestrations and arrangements produced by Maurice Ravel. This movement is the music depicting the onlooker walking or promenading between pictures.
Tempo Marking:
Allegro giusto, nel modo russico; senza allegrezza, ma poco sostenuto (
View more music marked Allegro)
View more music marked Allegro)Duration:
1:41
Time Signature:
5/4 (View more 5/4 Music)
View more 5/4 Music)Range:
G4-Eb6
Score Key:
F major (Sounding Pitch) G major (Trumpet in Bb) (View more F major Music for Trumpet )
View more F major Music for Trumpet )Number of Pages:
1
Difficulty:
Intermediate Level: Recommended for Intermediate Level players
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Pieces in 5-4 Time Signature
Trumpet pieces in F major
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too bad this is all wrong. Transpose it up 2 1/2 steps and thats concert pitch cuz its written for C trumpet then raise it up one more step to play it on a Bb trumpet, dont believe me? go on youtube and watch the Philharmonia Orchestra video. HA!
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