GREEK : OPER Mark-Anthony Turnage

Titel (DE): Greek - Oper in 2 Akten
Titel (EN): Greek - Opera in 2 Acts
Titel (FR): Greek - Opera in 2 Acts
Komponist / Composer: Turnage, Mark-Anthony
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Besetzungsdetails: fl. (afl, pic, bodhran 1 (hit with double headed stick), large metal bar (hit with hammer)) · ob 1 (ca, brake drum (hit with hammer, shared with ob 2), bodhran 2 (hit with double-headed stick)) · ob 2 (ca, brake drum (hit with hammer, shared with ob 1) · Bbcl 1 (bcl, Ebcl, medium tom-tom 1 (hit with hard stick) · Bbcl (bcl, medium tom-tom 2 (hit with hard stick) · sopsax (asax, barsax, vibraslap, ratchet 1) - hrn 1 in F (large tom-tom 1, metal bar 1) · hrn 2 in F (large tom-tom 2, metal bar 2) · Ctpt (large metal dustbin lid) · tbn (very large metal sheet) - 1 or 2perc: (1) timp., pedal b.d., mil.dr. (with snares), 4 tom-toms, large ride cym., hi-hat, antique cym. (drum sticks); (2) large b.dr. (without pedal), large tom-tom, bodhran 3, very large sus. cym., tamb., wh., ratch. 2, tri., very low gng, xyl., mar., vib., crots., tub.bells, multi-guiro, hand bells, desk bells, cel.)-hrp (low log drum and bodhran 4 (hit with double-headed stick).pno (epno (Yamaha or Fender Rhodes), police whistle 1 and claves 1)-va (large ratch. 2).3vc (claves 2, ratch. 3).db (police whistle 2)
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Aufführungsdauer / Duration: 90'
Verlag / Publisher: Schott Music Ltd., London
Erscheindungsdatum / Date of Publishing: 29.11.1990
Ausgabe / Publication: Klavierauszug - Piano reduction -
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Seiten / Pages: 232
Verarbeitung: Broschur - Paperback/Softcover
Schwierigkeitsgrad / Difficulty: - -
Sprache / Language: Englisch Deutsch
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ISMN: M-2201-1549-3
ISMN-13: 979-0-2201-1549-3
ISMN-EAN: 9790220115493
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Greek is a translation of the Oedipus myth into the contemporary East End of London. Racism, violence and mass unemployment appear as metaphors for the plague that afflicts London, and form the background for the story of Eddy.

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Greek is a translation of the Oedipus myth into the contemporary East End of London. Racism, violence and mass unemployment appear as metaphors for the plague that afflicts London, and form the background for the story of Eddy.