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Title	Asgard (Symphony #1)
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Contemporary Music (1945-present)
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	click here
EAN (GTIN)	click here
ISMN	click here
Year of publication	2011
Price	358.99 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Aparicio-Barberán, Teodoro
Difficulty level	5+
Evaluation level of countries	C5 (Swiss highest class); D6 (German highest class)
Duration	21:07
Additional info/contents	This symphony is the most important work to date by Spanish composer Teo Aparicio-Barberán. It was first performed at the 2002 Ciudad de Valencia International Brass Band Competition, one of the most important competitions of its kind in Europe. In the three-movement piece, the composer uses a modern language and combines melodious instrumentation with impressive rhythmic sections. Asgard is based on a romantic Scandinavian story set against the backdrop of ancient Germanic myths...where the flowering landscape is always in that sweet-smelling season at the transition from spring to summer. Its fields resemble thick green grass (kept short by herds of dark red cows and woolly sheep) and its forests are home to countless deer and songbirds. All of this is protected by an insurmountable wall of stone blocks fitted together seamlessly. Without the grace of Odin, we would not be able to get in. Here Odin sits on his throne in the High Nest in Valhalla and looks down on all beings in his domain.

No.	Track title	Duration	Sound sample
1	Door of Valhalla, The	7:45
2	Guard of the Clouds, The	7:15
3	Crazy Man	5:60

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Sample score	click here
Sound sample	click here
Video sample	click here
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	Format	EUR
	Asgard (Symphony #1) (concert/wind band), full score and parts	358.99
	Asgard (Symphony #1) (concert/wind band), full score	47.50
	In the Picture: Teo Aparicio Barberán #1, audio CD click here	20.95

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