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Title	Danse satanique
Article no.	4102008
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Original contemporary music (20th, 21st century)
Instrumentation	Fa (fanfare band)
Format	PrtStm (full score and parts)
Country of publication	Belgium (be)
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Series title	Original Compositions Series
Year of publication	2015
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Composer	Kosmicki, Alexandre
Difficulty level	6
Duration	10:30
Additional info/contents	The work begins with a solo horn incantation directed at the occult forces. The end of this incantation is taken up again by the clarinet movement in the form of a litany, which evokes an evil power from the depths, symbolized not only by the disorderly twitching of part of the orchestra, but also by the power of the trombones in the glissandi. Very quickly the creation of an evil world - with its memories of the incantation theme - takes place and inevitably leads to satanic dance. This dance represents the universe of Satan with his demons, some of which move in all directions, while others remain in authority and prepare for the coming of the devil. The devil now appears in an organized sound chaos. He is represented by the low brass instruments that confirm his power. The satanic universe again takes the upper hand and plunges the listener into this evil spell full of malicious irony, extreme sarcasm and even insolence. As for the incantation theme, it will bring about a definitive return through the bitter mockery that leaves room for excessive affirmation of the satanic world.
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	Danse satanique (fanfare band), full score and parts
	Danse satanique (fanfare band), full score

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