Alfred 00-44847 Stone & Steel
The Alfred Stone and Steel 3 is a modern concert overture by Richard Meyer, celebrating the 110th Anniversary of the Joliet Township High School Orchestras of Illinois. The piece features a heavy, ponderous theme marked "Molto pesante" depicting limestone quarries, followed by a fast-moving theme in a bright major key representing the construction of a steel mill. The two themes are developed and culminate in a majestic, celebratory final statement.
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| Bullet_point | "Written to celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the Joliet Township High School Orchestras of Illinois, ""Stone and Steel"" is a modern concert overture by Richard Meyer that treats the listener and performer to a myriad of styles and moods By Richard Meyer UPC: 038081518503 Series: Highland String Orchestra Category: String Orchestra Format: Conductor Score & Parts Instrument: String Orchestra Level: 3 The mood soon changes and we can visualize huge barges laden down with stone, making their way through the city's large lift bridges and into the famous Illinois and Michigan Canal on their way to regional customers The piece begins with a heavy, ponderous theme marked ""Molto pesante,"" which depicts the limestone quarries that first earned Joliet the nickname ""City of Stone"" in the early 1800s With the construction of a steel mill in 1869, Joliet became known as the ""City of Steel |
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| Product_description | Stone and Steel 3. "Written to celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the Joliet Township High School Orchestras of Illinois, ""Stone and Steel"" is a modern concert overture by Richard Meyer that treats the listener and performer to a myriad of styles and moods. The piece begins with a heavy, ponderous theme marked ""Molto pesante,"" which depicts the limestone quarries that first earned Joliet the nickname ""City of Stone"" in the early 1800s. The mood soon changes and we can visualize huge barges laden down with stone, making their way through the city's large lift bridges and into the famous Illinois and Michigan Canal on their way to regional customers. With the construction of a steel mill in 1869, Joliet became known as the ""City of Steel."" Stone and steel were now shipped by both canal and railroad, and this exciting new age is represented by a modern, fast-moving theme in a bright major key. The two themes, ""stone"" and ""steel,"" are then further developed, and the piece culminates in a majestic, celebratory final statement of the ""steel"" theme. (6:00)" |
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Alfred Stone and Steel 3
Brand: Alfred
Stone and Steel 3. "Written to celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the Joliet Township High School Orchestras of Illinois, ""Stone and Steel"" is a modern concert overture by Richard Meyer that treats the listener and performer to a myriad of styles and moods. The piece begins with a heavy, ponderous theme marked ""Molto pesante,"" which depicts the limestone quarries that first earned Joliet the nickname ""City of Stone"" in the early 1800s. The mood soon changes and we can visualize huge barges laden down with stone, making their way through the city's large lift bridges and into the famous Illinois and Michigan Canal on their way to regional customers. With the construction of a steel mill in 1869, Joliet became known as the ""City of Steel."" Stone and steel were now shipped by both canal and railroad, and this exciting new age is represented by a modern, fast-moving theme in a bright major key. The two themes, ""stone"" and ""steel,"" are then further developed, and the piece culminates in a majestic, celebratory final statement of the ""steel"" theme. (6:00)"
Details
- By Richard Meyer UPC: 038081518503 Series: Highland String Orchestra Category: String Orchestra Format: Conductor Score & Parts Instrument: String Orchestra Level: 3
- "Written to celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the Joliet Township High School Orchestras of Illinois, ""Stone and Steel"" is a modern concert overture by Richard Meyer that treats the listener and performer to a myriad of styles and moods
- The piece begins with a heavy, ponderous theme marked ""Molto pesante,"" which depicts the limestone quarries that first earned Joliet the nickname ""City of Stone"" in the early 1800s
- The mood soon changes and we can visualize huge barges laden down with stone, making their way through the city's large lift bridges and into the famous Illinois and Michigan Canal on their way to regional customers
- With the construction of a steel mill in 1869, Joliet became known as the ""City of Steel