Like some of the other composers who arefeatured on this site, Grieg championed andmade extensive use of local folk music in hiscompositions. He receive a top class Europeanmusical education and was influenced bymusicians such as Liszt.We have arranged four of his pieces here:The Wedding Day at Troldhaugenwhere thearrangement on steel drums,gamelan,vibraphone and marimba accentuates the lighttouch of this celebratory piece.Morning Moodfrom his Peer Gynt Suite bycontrast relies on the wood wind representedhere by ocarina and pan flute contrasted withour steel drum and marimba orchestra.
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Copyright: we retain the copy right on our arrangements for public performance or any other commercial application but grant you the right to download it free of charge for your own personal use. Donation: If you enjoy the music I would be grateful if you would make a donation to the charitable Trust Fund run by Croydon Whitgift Rotary Club.
The five movements of the Holberg Suite “FromHolberg’s Time” make extensive reference toNorwegian folk music in a strict neoclassicalframework. The Piano score has been distributedhere across a steel drum, ocarina, gamelan,vibraphone and marimba combination whichbring a little extra light and coulour to the piece.First movement of the Piano Concerto in Aminoris one of Grieg’s most famous and familiarworks. Here the piano part is rendered by amarimba/gamelan combination with our usualNew World orchestra to produce an expressiveinterpretation.
Copyright: we retain the copy right on our arrangements for public performance or any other commercial application but grant you the right to download it free of charge for your own personal use. Donation: If you enjoy the music I would be grateful if you would make a donation to the charitable Trust Fund run by Croydon Whitgift Rotary Club.
Edvard Grieg:
Norwegian Romante
Like some of the other composers who are featured on this site, Grieg championed and made extensive use of local folk music in his compositions. He receive a top class European musical education and was influenced by musicians such as Liszt.We have arranged four of his pieces here:The Wedding Day at Troldhaugen where the arrangement on steel drums,gamelan, vibraphone and marimba accentuates the light touch of this celebratory piece.Morning Mood from his Peer Gynt Suite by contrast relies on the wood wind represented here by ocarina and pan flute contrasted with our steel drum and marimba orchestra.The five movements of the Holberg Suite “From Holberg’s Time” make extensive reference to Norwegian folk music in a strict neoclassical framework. The Piano score has been distributed here across a steel drum, ocarina, gamelan, vibraphone and marimba combination which bring a little extra light and coulour to the piece.First movement of the Piano Concerto in A minor is one of Grieg’s most famous and familiar works. Here the piano part is rendered by a marimba/gamelan combination with our usual New World orchestra to produce an expressive interpretation.