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Title	Tiroler Holzhackerbuam
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Street march
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Instrumentation/info	MBF (card size)
Format	DirStm (Condensed Score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	KL 700
Double number/set	Österreichischer Jägermarsch
Price	36.00 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Wagner, Joseph Franz
Arranger	Weber, Hans
Difficulty level	2
Duration	3:40
Additional info/contents	The march "Tiroler Holzhackerbuam" by Joseph Franz Wagner and its arrangement by Hans Weber are both musically and culturally significant. While the original work captivates with its melodic line and rhythmic character, Weber's arrangement significantly expands the sonic spectrum and expressive possibilities. The analysis of the musical characteristics and the arrangement demonstrates how tradition and modernity are harmoniously combined in wind music and underscores the vitality of this musical form, which continues to inspire today.
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Programme notes: The March "Tiroler Holzhackerbuam" and its Arrangement for Wind Orchestra The march "Tiroler Holzhackerbuam" is an iconic work by composer Joseph Franz Wagner, created in the early 20th century and still firmly established in the repertoire of many wind orchestras today. Its powerful melody and rhythmic structure capture the spirit and atmosphere of Alpine life, while Hans Weber's arrangement for wind orchestra adds a new dimension and timbre. This essay will examine the musical characteristics of the original as well as the special features of the wind orchestra arrangement. The march "Tiroler Holzhackerbuam" is characterized by a catchy main theme with a concise melody. The melody, often heard on the clarinet or flute, is distinctive and easy to follow, making it particularly popular in wind band music. Rhythmically, the work is lively; the frequent alternations between strong and weak bars give the piece a pulsating energy ideal for marches. Another characteristic feature is its harmonic simplicity, which lends the work an accessible quality. The harmonies are easily understood and allow performers to focus on the vocal qualities of the melody. The structure of the piece is also typical of a march, consisting of various sections that repeat and present variations on the main theme. The arrangement by Hans Weber Hans Weber, an experienced arranger, has re-arranged the march "Tiroler Holzhackerbuam" for wind orchestra, making some significant changes and additions. This arrangement is particularly notable for its expanded instrumentation, which makes the march's sound richer and fuller. While the original composition was often designed for a smaller ensemble, Weber's arrangement includes a variety of instrumental groups, including woodwinds, brass, and percussion. Weber added new melodic lines and harmonic accompaniments that enrich the original material without losing its character. This results in a more densely woven soundscape that harmoniously integrates the different instruments. For example, woodwinds and brass can engage in dialogue, giving the piece a dramatic dynamic that was not present to the same extent in the original version. Another significant feature of the arrangement is the treatment of rhythm. Weber often reinforced the rhythmic basis of the march or supplemented it with more complex rhythms, thereby increasing the energy and drive. Furthermore, dynamic contrasts take up more space, leading to exciting transitions between the different sections of the work. Hans Weber's arrangement for wind orchestra significantly enhances the overall experience of "Tiroler Holzhackerbuam." The voluminous sound of the wind orchestra allows for a deeper emotional resonance and makes the folkloric roots of the original seem all the more vivid. The new harmonic and melodic additions offer musicians and listeners the opportunity to immerse themselves in the music and discover different sonic facets. Furthermore, the diversity of instruments and their expressive possibilities makes the arrangement a more intense experience for both musicians and audience. The interplay of the various instrumental groups harks back to the tradition of wind music while simultaneously conveying the vitality and charm of Tyrol in a modern way. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI)

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