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Title	7 Tage (Seven Days)
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Suite
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	KL 1737
Year of publication	1998
Composer	Bruchmann, Klaus-Peter
Performer	Radstadt Stadtkapelle+Chor
Difficulty level	2
Evaluation level of countries	A2 (Austrian B level); D3 (German medium level)
Duration	9:20
Additional info/contents	The suite "Seven Days" by Klaus-Peter Bruchmann offers a fascinating musical representation of the seven days of the week in seven different movements. Each movement represents a specific day of the week and musically captures the atmosphere and mood of that day. From the lively optimism of Monday to the quiet contemplation of Sunday, the suite offers a multi-layered journey through the facets of human life over the course of a week.

No.	Track title	Duration	CD	Sound sample
1	Montag	0:56
2	Dienstag	1:32
3	Mittwoch	1:15
4	Donnerstag	1:12
5	Freitag	1:32
6	Samstag	0:50
7	Sonntag	1:30

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Programme notes: The suite "Seven Days" by Klaus-Peter Bruchmann is a fascinating musical work that captures the seven days of the week in seven different movements. Each movement represents a specific day of the week and is musically designed to reflect the atmosphere and mood of that day. The suite offers a multi-layered and engaging representation of the various facets of human life over the course of a week. 1. The first movement, "Monday (Allegro vivo)", presents an energetic and dynamic beginning that captures the mood of optimism at the beginning of the week. The Allegro vivo tempo gives the movement a lively and forward atmosphere, symbolizing the spirit of motivation and new beginnings. 2. "Tuesday (Tempo di marcia)", on the other hand, presents a marching tempo that radiates a certain seriousness and determination. This phrase reflects the structure and rhythm of everyday work and conveys a sense of organization and sense of duty. 3. "Wednesday (Allegro con fuoco)" brings with it a passionate and fiery mood that marks the middle of the week. The movement's Allegro con fuoco tempo and powerful expressiveness express the intensity and dynamism often associated with Wednesday, the middle day. 4. "Thursday (Vivo)" presents a lively and life-affirming movement that captures the positive energy and optimism of the weekend we've almost reached. The tempo vivo gives the movement a lively and moving atmosphere that reflects the anticipation of the end of the week. 5. "Friday (Tempo di valse lento)" introduces us to a relaxed and elegant mood that marks the end of the work week. Reminiscent of a slow waltz, the Tempo di valse lento conveys an atmosphere of serenity and enjoyment as people prepare for the weekend ahead. 6. "Saturday (Tempo di Gallop)" presents a happy and upbeat mood that marks the highlight of the weekend. The tempo di gallop gives the movement a lively and fast-paced atmosphere that captures the joy and enthusiasm of Saturday, the day of relaxation and fun. 7. Finally, "Sunday (Andante sostenuto)" closes the suite with a quiet and thoughtful mood, symbolizing the end of the week and the preparation for the coming Monday. The Andante sostenuto tempo gives the movement a slow and sustained atmosphere that offers space for reflection and contemplation. Overall, the suite "Seven Days" by Klaus-Peter Bruchmann offers a fascinating musical journey through the seven days of the week, which offers a rich and impressive representation of human life over the course of a week through the diverse moods and atmospheres of the individual movements . Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI)

	Format	EUR
	7 Tage (Seven Days) (concert/wind band), full score and parts
	7 Tage (Seven Days) (concert/wind band), full score	26.60

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