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Title	Triptychon
Article no.	4046388
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Original contemporary music (20th, 21st century)
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Country of publication	Switzerland (ch)
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Year of publication	2010
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Composer	Rütti, Carl
Difficulty level	4
Duration	11:00
Additional info/contents	Triptych is the term for a three-part painting such as for a Gothic winged altar. When the altar wings are open, one sees three different pictures of a biblical scene (right - centre - left), and even when the wings are closed, one picture is visible, painted on the outside of the wings. The triptych for wind orchestra is a musical realisation of the mountain valley Sörenberg in Entlebuch, LU. The outside of the altar wings shows the valley at first sight: majestic mountains and lovely hills, musically represented in the intro by the majestic timpani motif at the beginning and the lovely horn motif that follows (bar 7 etc.). Almost all the themes of the triptych are built from these two motifs. The three images (with the altar wings open) are the three most prominent mountains around Sörenberg: the Schrattenfluh, the Hagleren and the Brienzer Rothhorn. The triptych for wind orchestra describes the characteristics of these three very different mountains.
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