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BUTTERFLY PARADE PIANO

BUTTERFLY PARADE PIANO

Butterfly Overture

Doesn?t everyone get butterflies in the stomach every now and then? Every person has known moments of being in love. Accordingly, in Butterfly Overture a charming love theme has been employed, which is introduced by the alto saxophone in the slow middle passage. Additionally, the butterfly is a cheerful flutterer that never moves in a straight line but always with an unexpected motion. In the Vivace the flute initially performs the fluttering theme, after which it has been instrumented in diverse variations throughout the entire band. A wonderful new addition to the Concert Band repertoire that will be a firm favourite for many years.

Butterfly Overture

Doesn?t everyone get butterflies in the stomach every now and then? Every person has known moments of being in love. Accordingly, in Butterfly Overture a charming love theme has been employed, which is introduced by the alto saxophone in the slow middle passage. Additionally, the butterfly is a cheerful flutterer that never moves in a straight line but always with an unexpected motion. In the Vivace the flute initially performs the fluttering theme, after which it has been instrumented in diverse variations throughout the entire band. A wonderful new addition to the Concert Band repertoire that will be a firm favourite for many years.

Butterfly Overture

Doesn?t everyone get butterflies in the stomach every now and then? Every person has known moments of being in love. Accordingly, in Butterfly Overture a charming love theme has been employed, which is introduced by the alto saxophone in the slow middle passage. Additionally, the butterfly is a cheerful flutterer that never moves in a straight line but always with an unexpected motion. In the Vivace the flute initially performs the fluttering theme, after which it has been instrumented in diverse variations throughout the entire band. A wonderful new addition to the Concert Band repertoire that will be a firm favourite for many years.

Butterfly Overture

Doesn?t everyone get butterflies in the stomach every now and then? Every person has known moments of being in love. Accordingly, in Butterfly Overture a charming love theme has been employed, which is introduced by the alto saxophone in the slow middle passage. Additionally, the butterfly is a cheerful flutterer that never moves in a straight line but always with an unexpected motion. In the Vivace the flute initially performs the fluttering theme, after which it has been instrumented in diverse variations throughout the entire band. A wonderful new addition to the Concert Band repertoire that will be a firm favourite for many years.

Robert Schumann/Stuart Young: Butterfly

Stuart Young's Butterfly is an arrangement of Schumann's Papillons Op.2 No.8, and set to the words of Margaret Rose, for Unison Voice with Piano accompaniment.

Giacomo Puccini: Addio, fiorito asil!, da Madama Butterfly (Tenore)

Spartito Canto, Pianoforte dell?aria per Tenore Addio, fiorito asil!, da Madama Butterfly di Giacomo Puccini

Paruparong Bukid (The Butterfly Field)

Some say this Filipino folk song tells the story of a beautiful butterfly flying down the road. Others say it actually tells the story of a beautiful woman looking very fancy as she shows off for her neighbors.

Giacomo Puccini: Madama Butterfly (Libretto)

Giacomo Puccini furthered his reputation as one of the leading figures in Italian opera when he composed one of the world's most popular operas, 'Madame Butterfly' to a libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa based on the book by John L. Long and the drama by David Belasco. The inspiration for the plot came from an American play by David Belasco, which captured the composer's immediate interest when he saw it in London. Based on the heartbreak of Madama Butterfly, a 15-year-old Japanese girl, who abandons her people and her religion in a marriage to Pinkerton, a United States Naval Lieutenant, and in a conversion to Christianity, the work undoubtedly had greater meaning to its American audiences following the occupation of U.S. troops in Asia, during the mid- and late-twentieth century. The story of 'Madame Butterfly' also recently inspired Boubill and Schonberg's musical 'Miss Saigon'. This is the Schirmer edition of the Libretto, in the origina Italian with an English translation by John Gutman.

Silke butterfly - sort Mozart nodelinjer (i gaveboks) - Music Gifts Company

Slike butterfly i 100% ren silke i sort med nodelinje design. Med rigtig originalt Mozart nodelinje design. Kommer i gaveboks. 

The Soul Of A Butterfly : Choral

Exploring the essence of the butterfly and its impact on nature, the tonalities shift with each passing phrase in the music. Consequently, each line of the text has its own character. This inspired text painting encourages singers to explore vocal colors to support the delivery of the text.

Andy Pape: Butterfly Songs (Score And Parts)

Andy Pape's Butterfly Songs (1990-2011). Songs based on poems by children from the Terezín Concentration Camp 1942-45, for Soprano, Violin, Accordion and performance CD (optional). These songs are dedicated to Lise-Lotte Nielsen and her children and my children and all children of the world. Danish version available: WH32067

Giacomo Puccini: Madama Butterfly (Vocal Score)- Schirmer Edition

Giacomo Puccini furthered his reputation as one of the leading figures in Italian opera when he composed one of the world's most popular operas, 'Madame Butterfly' to a libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa based on the book by John L. Long and the drama by David Belasco. The inspiration for the plot came from an American play by David Belasco, which captured the composer's immediate interest when he saw it in London. Based on the heartbreak of Madama Butterfly, a 15-year-old Japanese girl, who abandons her people and her religion in a marriage to Pinkerton, a United States Naval Lieutenant, and in a conversion to Christianity, the work undoubtedly had greater meaning to its American audiences following the occupation of U.S. troops in Asia, during the mid- and late-twentieth century. The story of 'Madame Butterfly' also recently inspired Boubill and Schonberg's musical 'Miss Saigon'.This is the Schirmer edition of the Vocal Score in the original Italian with an English translation by John Gutman.

Carsten Dahl: The Butterfly Dream

The Butterfly Dream offers a rare glimpse into Carsten Dahl’s mind, through a collection of 14 free improvisations on the Piano. The listener travels through his inner landscape, punctuating periods of gentle, thoughtful musings with thunderous, fierce interjections; a journey that reveals some surprising but beautiful music. Carsten Dahl (b. 1967) is a Danish jazz pianist who began his career as a drummer before switching to Piano, as it would give him the opportunity to improvise bebop. He takes inspiration from classical pianists and composers such as Bach, in addition to jazz musicians. He is now one of the most sought-after jazz musicians, and is still regularly performing and collaborating.

Giacomo Puccini: Madame Butterfly (Vocal Score)

Safe within their cocoons, butterflies only become vulnerable when they emerge to enchant the world with their beauty. Madame Butterfly has been breaking hearts for over a century with its tragic tale of an innocent Japanese girl who abandons her faith and her family to marry an American naval lieutenant. Giacomo Puccini created a dozen operas, many of them rooted in his fascination with exotic lands and foreign cultures. Inspired by a London performance of a one-act play by American playwright David Belasco, the composer developed an emotionally charged musical score to accompany this tale of devotion, tradition and sacrifice.

Giacomo Puccini: Madame Butterfly (Vocal Score)

Full Vocal score of Giacomo Puccini's favourite opera Madame Butterfly. With Italian lyrics and synopsis in Italian, English, French and German. The definitive version, which is reflected in this edition, was produced in 1906 at the Opéra Comique in Paris and published by Ricordi the following year. Puccini thus invested considerable effort into the creation of this his favorite opera?and into shaping the fate of theheroine, herself a manifestation of the extremes of patient waiting and steadfast love. The music is a complete and masterful expression of the pity and disillusionment that surround the figure of Cio-Cio-San: her absolute but misguided hope, her pathetic pretence in the name of love, her miserable demise.

Madame Butterfly : Madame Butterfly

Butterfly

Butterfly

Innocent Butterfly

Butterfly Fantasy

Peerless Annabelle's Butterfly Dance

Peerless Annabelle's Butterfly Dance

Butterfly m. noder rød

John Tavener: Butterfly Dreams

A Choral Suite in eight movements for SATB (multi divisi). The texts are taken from different sources, including Chuang Tse, an Acoman Indian and a poem written by a young Czech victim of Auschwitz.Scored for 4 Sopranos, 3 Altos, 3 Tenors and 3 Basses (SSSSAAATTTBBB) a cappella.