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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
"Hills in the Springtime" is the first movement in the ''Taiwanese Suite''. It is a delightful, seven page piece, written for three manuals and pedal. | |||
==Registration and Organs== | ==Registration and Organs== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:26, 7 September 2015
from Taiwanese Suite by Chelsea Chen
Background
"Hills in the Springtime" is the first movement in the Taiwanese Suite. It is a delightful, seven page piece, written for three manuals and pedal.
Registration and Organs
The beginning indicated registration is:
Swell: Trumpet 8', Clairon 4'
Great: 8', 4', and 2', Mixture
Choir: Clarinet 8'
Pedal: 16', 8', and 4'
At measure 62 the registration changes to:
Swell: Trumpet 8'
Great: 8', 4', and 2', Mixture
Choir: 8', 4', and 2', Mixture
Pedal: 16', 8', and 4'
A few other minor registration changes are indicated throughout.
Fingering and Pedaling
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Articulation and Phrasing
This piece contains some fun articulated passages. There are staccatos, tenutos, and rests that accent the rhythm and contribute to the delightfulness of this piece. Think "light and playful" as you articulate.
Follow the phrasing as indicated.
Ornamentation
No added ornamentation is required.
Tempo and Meter
It begins with Allergro Moderato, quarter note = 108, and slows to quarter note = 100 at measure 34. Then, it moves back to Tempo I at measure 57.
It is 4/4 meter throughout.
Scores and Editions
Available through Wayne Leupold Editions.
Recordings
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Free Online
Listen to Chelsea Chen perform it at YouTube
- Free Recording
Pay to Listen
Live at Heinz Chapel by Chelsea Chen, $9.99 iTunes or CD $15.00 Chelsea Chen
Other Resources
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Notes
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