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Symphony in D Major
Composers:
- Sammartini, Giovanni Battista
Arrangers:
Detailed Instrumentation: 2.2.2.2: 2Sax (AT; opt.): 4.2.3.1: Timp.Perc(2-3): Str (9.8.7[+3 Vn3 Va sub.].6.5 in set)- Scarmolin, A. Louis
Duration: 6 minutes
Description: Giovanni Battista Sammartini (1705-1775) was a prolific composer, noteworthy for being of the the predecessorts of Haydn in orchestra and chamber music. He composed 24 symphonies, and the SYMPHONY in D Major is among his best liked works. The symphony opens (Allegro Moderato) with a broad, dignified theme somewhat reminiscent of Handel, while the second movement (Andante espressivo) is a beautiful air with oboe solos that are cued in the 1st Violin and Clarinet parts. The third movement is a gay Maestoso. Optional saxophone parts are included as well as Violin 3 parts as substitutions for the Viola part.
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