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Oriģināls
Percy Fletcher. Festival Toccata For Organ. Sheet Music. Organ. ORG. Percy Fletcher.
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Percy Fletcher. Festivāls Toccata par orgānu. Sheet Music. Orgāns. ORG. Percy Fletcher.
Oriģināls
The Festival Toccata is relatively well-known among the works of Fletcher and is popular as a wedding piece and for encores. The brilliance of Festival Toccata’s surface disguises the fact that one does not need to be a virtuoso to play it well and effectively. Percy Fletcher was an English composer, conductor and Orchestrator of prodigious output who made his career in the lively world of the London music theatre of the years of the late 19th and early 20th century. He was music director at many theatres, including His Majesty’s Theatre for the last seventeen years of his life. He was the Orchestrator and conductor for the big budget spectacular theatre piece Chu Chin Chow which ran for five years, a record that remained unbroken for forty years. In addition to his myriad works of light music, Fletcher also wrote a serious church cantata, The Passion of Christ, as well as the delightful children’s work, The Walrus and the Carpenter.
Tulkojums
Festivāls Toccata ir salīdzinoši labi zināms, starp darbiem Flečers un ir populāra kā kāzu gabals un encores. Festivāla Toccata virsmas mirdzums maskē to, ka viens nav nepieciešams būt virtuozs spēlēt to labi un efektīvi. Percy Fletcher bija angļu komponists, diriģents un Orchestrator no apbrīnojams produkcijas, kas par savu karjeru dzīvīgu pasaulē Londonas mūzikas teātra gados 19.gadsimta beigās un 20.gadsimta sākumā. Viņš bija mūzikas direktors daudzos teātros, tostarp viņa Majestātes teātrī pēdējo septiņpadsmit gadu laikā savu dzīvi. Viņš bija Orchestrator un diriģents lielo budžeta iespaidīgu teātra gabals Chu Chin ēdamais kas ilga piecus gadus, ieraksts, kas palika nesalauzts četrdesmit gadus. Turklāt viņa neskaitāmas darbiem vieglās mūzikas, Fletcher arī uzrakstīja nopietnu baznīcas kantāti, The Kristus Passion, kā arī apburošs bērnu darbu, valzirgu un Carpenter.
