Kithara (mandolin orchestra parts) by Eileen Pakenham
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am514-42
£18.50
£18.50
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Description
Composer: Eileen Pakenham
Instrumentation: Mandolin orchestra (mandolin orchestra parts)
Mandolin Grading: Intermediate
Size: Pages : 15 parts @ 4 pages (Mandolin 1 x 4, Mandolin 2 x 4, Mandola x 3, Guitar x 3, Bass x 1 )
Total Duration: 6:30
Astute code: am514-42
ISMN: 9790570314973
Equip your ensemble with ‘Kithara’ mandolin orchestra parts by Eileen Pakenham, edited by Barbara Pommerenke-Steel for Astute Music. This 12-page intermediate set, spanning 5’30”, pairs with the 14-page score for a dynamic performance. Featuring non-tremolo articulation and continuous tremolo slurs, it’s ideal for players seeking evocative richness. Download as a PDF or order a printed set.
Score & parts sold separately. score available here
extra individual parts also available - CLICK HERE
extra individual parts also available - CLICK HERE
This Edition is based on the handwritten manuscript of Eileen Pakenham. Staccato marks were used to indicate non tremolo. These have been removed and replaced by Right Hand stroking by the Editor. The performer is free to add staccato articulations to reflect the character of the piece.
Performance markings (e.g dynamics, tempo) are all as in the handwritten manuscript.
Notes for mandolin & mandola players:
All tremolo notes are shown. Notes which are written under one slur should be played using continuous tremolo.
Intro, figures A and B use tremolo unless otherwise indicated.
Figures C-H up to Tempo 1, play tremolo only on the notes indicated by tremolo markings.
From Tempo 1 to the end use tremolo unless other wise indicated.
Barbara Pommerenke-Steel
Performance markings (e.g dynamics, tempo) are all as in the handwritten manuscript.
Notes for mandolin & mandola players:
All tremolo notes are shown. Notes which are written under one slur should be played using continuous tremolo.
Intro, figures A and B use tremolo unless otherwise indicated.
Figures C-H up to Tempo 1, play tremolo only on the notes indicated by tremolo markings.
From Tempo 1 to the end use tremolo unless other wise indicated.
Barbara Pommerenke-Steel