My second arrangement published on Sheet Music Plus was another work by Ernesto Nazareth, "Escovado", a Brazilian tango. Subtitle that the composer himself gave to some of his works, but that musically is already the maxixe as we know it today.
(For those who want to know more about the first published arrangement, "Confidencias" by the same composer, follow the link below)
https://hive.blog/classical-music/@guifaquetti/intellectual-production-about-my-first-published-arrangement
The instrumentation chosen this time was guitar and clarinet. Two instruments that often appear together in the choro groups here in Brazil.
The form of this work is AABBACCA, in the arrangement AA'BB'ACC'aA. Where each symbol (') is a melodic variation of the previous section, and (a) a variation in the minor key of (A).
Different of "Confidences", in "Escovado" I had the impetus to explore melodic variations, as in the improvisation sections of the ensembles dedicated to the genre.
The guitar acts as an accompaniment, along with the typical contrapuntal lines of the instrument in the instrumental ensembles. It is quite true that in some moments he doubles the melody with the clarinet as in (B '), and at other times he assumes the function of a soloist as in the repetition of (A) after (B).
Much of the musical information was extracted from the 1904 publication by the publisher "Casa Vieira Machado & CIA" with the original for solo piano. The edition of "Instituto Moreira Sales" published in 2013, in the form of chord and melody, was also consulted.
The tasting link is available here.
https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/ernesto-nazareth-escovado-arrangement-for-bb-clarinet-and-classical-guitar-digital-sheet-music/21873178?ac=1
I hope you enjoy!
With desires to execute them someday
A great hug
Guilherme Faquetti
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Meu segundo arranjo publicado no Sheet Music Plus foi uma outra obra de Ernesto Nazareth, "Escovado", um tango brasileiro. Subtitulo que o próprio compositor dava para alguma de suas obras, mas que musicalmente já é o maxixe como conhecemos hoje.
(Para quem quiser saber mais sobre o primeiro arranjo publicado, "Confidencias" de Ernesto Nazareth segue o link abaixo)
https://hive.blog/classical-music/@guifaquetti/intellectual-production-about-my-first-published-arrangement
A instrumentação escolhida desta vez foi violão e clarinete. Dois instrumentos que aparecem juntos com frequência nos grupos de choro aqui no Brasil.
A forma desta obra é AABBACCA, no arranjo AA'BB'ACC'aA. Aonde cada simbolo (') é uma variação melódica da seção anterior, e (a) uma variação na tonalidade menor de (A).
Diferente de "Confidencias" em "Escovado" tive o impeto de explorar as variações melódicas, como nas seções de improvisação dos conjuntos que se dedicam ao gênero.
O violão faz a função de acompanhamento, junto com as linhas contrapontisticas tipicas do instrumento nos conjuntos instrumentais. É bem verdade que em alguns momentos ele dobra a melodia com o clarinete como em (B'), e outros ele assume a função de solista como na repetição de (A) após (B).
Grande parte das informações musicais foram extraídas da publicação de 1904, pela editora "Casa Vieira Machado & CIA" com o original para piano solo. A edição do "Instituto Moreira Sales" publicada em 2013, no formato de melodia cifrada também foi consultada.
O link para degustação está disponível logo abaixo. Espero que gostem e se divirtam tanto quanto me diverti nesta recriação artística.
https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/ernesto-nazareth-escovado-arrangement-for-bb-clarinet-and-classical-guitar-digital-sheet-music/21873178?ac=1
Com desejos de executa-los algum dia
Um grande abraço
Guilherme Faquetti
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