Organ Concerto in C, Second Movement (2008)
Concerto for Organ and Orchestra (Brass, Percussion, Strings)
Written for a Foster and Andrews, Hull-England 1887 model. (English Romantic) Situated in Kimberley, South Africa.
1. Maestoso - Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Scherzo and Fugue
4. Allegro con brio.
Minimal requirements for entire concerto:
Organ: At least three manuals(C-g3) and pedalboard(C-f1)
Solo stops: Oboe 8', Clarinet 8', Trumpet 8', Tuba 8'/Reed chorus 16',8',4'
No registrations are noted within the score except for dynamics or a required solo stop.
The performer may used any registration to their own discretion.
Orchestra: Brass: Trumpet[1], Horns[4], Trombone[1], Tuba[1]
Percussion: Timpani[F, G, A/Bb, c/eb], Snare-drum, Orchestral Bass-drum
Strings: 1st Violins[5], 2nd Violins[4], Violas[3], Violoncelli[4], Double bass[1]
Woodwinds: None.
2. Adagio, first performance was arranged for string quartet with organ.
Strangely enough, none of the performances of any of the movements or the concerto as a whole has been performed on the specific organ it was written for...
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Comments
Cannot load the entire movement as it is about 8Mb but here is the development section and the cadenza
In reply to Development Section and cadenza from fourth movement by Sphyther
If you save as .mscz ("Compressed MuseScore format") the file size is considerably smaller. For example, the excerpt you attached only takes 15 KB as .mscz file instead of 549 KB as .mscx file.
For more details see [[nodetitle:Export]] in the handbook.
In reply to If you save as .mscz by David Bolton
I did that previously but finer details like staccatos, slurs and some text became missing. I lost half of a piano sonata as a result of saving as a *.mscz file before and don't approve of it.
In reply to I did that previously but by Sphyther
MSCZ is exactly the same than mscx but compress with zip format. There should not be any degradation of the musical information if you save as mscz. If elements disappear again, try to reproduce and explain it on the forum, it's not normal and reporting it will help improve MuseScore.
In reply to MSCZ is exactly the same than by [DELETED] 5
I don't want to put the entire concerto online as the copyright holders might have a cow. I'll put the sonata on the bug report side just so that you can see that half of it has vanished along with all the dynamics, text and articulation.