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Original

Albert W. Ketelby. Auf Einem Persischen Markt. Recorders, Percussion. Sheet Music. 4 Recorder, Vibraphone, Percussion. REC. PERC. Albert Ketèlbey.

Translation

Albert W. Ketelby. On A Persian Market. Recorders, Percussion. Sheet Music. 4 Recorder, Vibraphone, Percussion. REC. PERC. Albert Ketèlbey.

Original

Intermezzo-Szene bearbeitet für Flötengruppe, Metallophon und Schlagwerk von A. Rosenstengel. Diese Komposition gehöret zu seinen bekannt testen Orchesterwerken. Eine echt orientalische Atmosphäre beherrscht dieses Werk. Die Kameltreiber kommen allmählich näher, die Rufe der Bettler nach Gaben werden erhört. Die schöne Prinzessin tritt auf, von ihren Dienerinnen begleitet. Die Prinzessin bleibt stehen um sich an den Gauklern und Schlangenbeschworen zu ergötzen. Der Kalif schreitet jetzt über die Markt und unterbricht die Unterhaltung. Die Prinzessin macht sich zum Aufbruch bereit und die Karawane setzt ihre Reise fort. Die Motive der Prinzessin und der Kameltreiber hört man noch in der Ferne und der Marktplatz wird wieder einsam. Scène d'intermède pour groupe des Flûtes à bec, Vibraphone et Percussion arrangée par A. Rosenstengel du morceau Orchestral original par Albert W. Ketelbey. Une atmosphère orientale se répand de ce morceau. Les chameliers approchant lentement du marche, on entend dans le tumulte les mendiants réclamer leur ‘Backchiche’. La belle princesse entourée de ses servantes fait son apparition et s'arrête a regarder les jongleurs et charmeurs des serpents. L’arrive du Calife interrompt l’entrain du marché, la princesse prépare son départ et les chameliers continuent leur chemin. Les thèmes de la princesse et des chameliers s'éteignent dans la lointain et la marché devient désert. Intermezzo scene for Recorder. Flute group, Vibraphone and Percussion arranged by A. Rosenstengel from the original Orchestral piece by Albert W. Ketelbey. An oriental atmosphere pervades this work. The cattle-drivers slowly approach the market. the cries of beggars are heard across the bustle. The beautiful princess enters carried by her servants - she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now passes through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the princess prepares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey as the sounds of the Persian Market fade into the distance.

Translation

Intermezzo Scene arranged for flute group, xylophone and percussion by A. Rosenstengel. This composition heard his test known orchestral works. An oriental atmosphere pervades this work. The camel drivers slowly closer to the cries of beggars are heard across. The beautiful princess enters carried by her servants. The princess comes to a halt to watch the jugglers and snake summon. The Caliph below now on the market and interrupts the conversation. The princess gets ready to leave and the caravan continues its journey. The motives of the Princess and the camel driver can still be heard in the distance and the marketplace is lonely again. Interlude scene for group Recorders, Vibraphone and Percussion arranged by A. Rosenstengel original Orchestral piece by Albert W. Ketelbey. An oriental atmosphere pervades this work. The camel drivers slowly approach the market is defined in the tumult beggars claim their 'Backchiche'. The beautiful princess surrounded by her maids appeared and stopped to watch the jugglers and snake charmers. The arrival of the Caliph interrupts the enthusiasm of the market, the princess prepares to depart and camel drivers continue on their way. The themes of the princess and camel drivers go off in the distance, and the market becomes desert. Intermezzo scene for Recorder. Flute group, Vibraphone and Percussion arranged by A. Rosenstengel from the original Orchestral piece by Albert W. Ketelbey. An oriental atmosphere pervades this work. The cattle-drivers slowly approach the market. the cries of beggars are heard across the bustle. The beautiful princess enters carried by her servants - she stays to watch the jugglers and snake-charmer. The Caliph now passes through the market and interrupts the entertainment, the princess prepares to depart and the caravan resumes its journey as the sounds of the Persian Market fade into the distance.