Dark Rain (score & parts) for Fanfare Orchestra by Andy Scott
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am104-01b
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Description
Composer: Andy Scott
Instrumentation: saxophone concerto
Size: 1 x A3 score @ 50 pages, 29 parts @ 5-7 pages
Total Duration: 18 minutes
Astute code: am104-01b
ISMN: 979 0 57031 253 5
ONLY AVAILABLE AS PDF DOWNLOAD
Instrumentation: saxophone concerto
Size: 1 x A3 score @ 50 pages, 29 parts @ 5-7 pages
Total Duration: 18 minutes
Astute code: am104-01b
ISMN: 979 0 57031 253 5
ONLY AVAILABLE AS PDF DOWNLOAD
Dark Rain is an award-winning 18-minute double saxophone concerto by Andy Scott, specially arranged for fanfare orchestra by Jos Dobbelstein.
This dramatic and powerful work moves through contemporary classical, bebop, big band swing, and concludes with a peaceful, chorale-like finale. With two equal solo saxophone roles, it is a highly engaging and rewarding piece for fanfare orkesten in the Netherlands, Belgium, and the Benelux.
Important: This download includes the A3 score + 29 fanfare orchestra parts only. The two solo saxophone parts must be purchased separately.
This dramatic and powerful work moves through contemporary classical, bebop, big band swing, and concludes with a peaceful, chorale-like finale. With two equal solo saxophone roles, it is a highly engaging and rewarding piece for fanfare orkesten in the Netherlands, Belgium, and the Benelux.
Important: This download includes the A3 score + 29 fanfare orchestra parts only. The two solo saxophone parts must be purchased separately.
About the Piece
Dark Rain is a substantial single-movement concerto that blends contrasting styles — from energetic bebop and swing passages to a serene, emotionally rich chorale at the end. The title and atmosphere are inspired by the composer’s visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and express a deep longing for peace.
Key Details
This is a major, emotionally powerful addition to the modern fanfare orchestra repertoire — ideal for concerts and competitions throughout the Benelux region.
Dark Rain is a substantial single-movement concerto that blends contrasting styles — from energetic bebop and swing passages to a serene, emotionally rich chorale at the end. The title and atmosphere are inspired by the composer’s visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and express a deep longing for peace.
Key Details
- Winner of the British Composer Awards 2006
- Arranged for fanfare orchestra by Jos Dobbelstein
- Especially popular with fanfare bands across the Netherlands and Belgium
This is a major, emotionally powerful addition to the modern fanfare orchestra repertoire — ideal for concerts and competitions throughout the Benelux region.