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Title	Mister Petz (Meister Petz am Hofe Meyer's)
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Solo for bassoon
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band); Fag (bassoon)
Instrumentation/info	Solo f. 1Fag
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	KL 1491
Year of publication	1994
Price	85.00 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Pecsi, Josef
Arranger	Rampini, Asca
Difficulty level	3
Duration	4:00
Additional info/contents	"Meister Petz" is an impressive and fascinating composition that focuses on both the bassoon as a solo instrument and the tonal possibilities of a wind orchestra. Thanks to its dynamic and multifaceted design, it not only stays in the audience's memory, but also underlines the timeless meaning of the bear motif in music. Prt Fag-Solo PicFlt Flt 1,2 Ob Fag EsClr Clr 1,2,3 BClr ASax 1,2 TSax BSax Flh 1,2 Trp 1,2,3 Hrn in F 1,2,3 Trb in C 1,2,3 Brt in C 1,2 Euph in C Tub/KB in C EsTub BTub Perc 1,2
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Programme notes: "Meister Petz" in music and the composition of the same name for bassoon and wind orchestra by Josef Pecso "Master Petz" is an often used name for the bear in German folklore and literature. The bear is traditionally depicted as a symbolic animal and is associated with different meanings in different cultures. In music, the bear is often used as a motif or symbol to express certain characteristics or moods. These can be strength, wildness, but also gentleness or playfulness. The composition "Meister Petz" for bassoon and wind orchestra was written by Josef Pecso and arranged for this instrumentation by Asca Rampini. This impressive collaboration results in a musical work that showcases the versatility and expressiveness of the bassoon combined with the tonal richness of a wind orchestra. Pecso's composition is characterized by a varied and dynamic structure that reflects different facets of the bear's character. The bassoon takes on the role of “Master Petz” and is accompanied by an imaginative wind orchestra. The music begins with gentle sounds and shows the bear roaming through the wilderness. Suddenly he stops and curiosity takes hold of him. The bassoon appears here as the dominant solo instrument, attracting the audience's attention. In the following sections, the wild and energetic sides of the bear character are presented musically. Fast tempos, rhythmic figures and dynamic contrasts give the music a lively and stirring atmosphere. But the bear also shows his gentle and playful side. In quieter passages and lyrical melodies, the bear's inner nature is revealed, which, despite its imposing appearance, also radiates grace and serenity. Ultimately, the bear is confronted with challenges and conflicts, which it overcomes with courage and determination. This is illustrated by dramatic musical developments and powerful sound effects that form the climax of the composition. The composition "Meister Petz" by Josef Pecso, arranged by Asca Rampini, was enthusiastically received by audiences and critics alike. The impressive portrayal of the bear character by the bassoon and the imaginative orchestral accompaniment create a captivating and rousing sound world that captivates the audience. Through the clever use of musical motifs and sonic textures, Pecso and Rampini manage to bring the bear's complex personality to life and create an emotional connection with the listener. The composition invites you to embark on a musical journey through the world of “Master Petz” and discover the different facets of his character. Quelle/Source: musicainfo.net (KI) Tags: Animal and insects

	Format	EUR
	Mister Petz (Meister Petz am Hofe Meyer's) (concert/wind band; bassoon), full score and parts	85.00
	Laszlo Marosi, audio CD	20.50

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