Kyiv, 2022: Full Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
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Kyiv, 2022: Full Orchestra Conductor Score & Parts
A Sequel to Moscow, 1941, Arranged for Symphony Orchestra
By Brian Balmages
Grade: 3
Item: 00-50118
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Written as a powerful sequel to Moscow, 1941, this work (originally written for band, now arranged for full orchestra) changes the narrative, where the theme from Moscow now becomes the aggressor, and the heroic people of Ukraine are represented by the Ukrainian National Anthem and the powerful song "Prayer for Ukraine." Certain to spark discussions about humanity, history, and culture, this piece can easily be performed alongside Moscow, 1941 or in place of it. (4:35)
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I wish I had this video when I played this piece last year💀
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Theme from Moscow 1941 appears here too, but it's more menacing now, representing the aggressor in this case.
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I played this last year and my band director spent so long looking for a recording only for it to be released a year later
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Our band was specifically given this piece by the Writer. I was in 8th grade and I played bass drum, and I loved it!
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Written as a sequel to "Moscow, 1941" this work changes the narrative: theme from "Moscow" now represents the aggressor, and heroic people of Ukraine are represented by the Ukrainian national anthem and the powerful song "Prayer for Ukraine".
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I'm playing timpani on this and boy is it a fun part
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I've played this song before (lucky enough to get snare :)). It was EPIC
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We played this today with Mr. Balmages 😋
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I played Moscow 1941 freshman year in band and Kyiv 2022 the next year
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I played this in 8th grade, but at the concert, the percussionists were playing one measure early… (playing measure 20 on measure 19)
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Played this a couple days ago at my 7th-8th grade concert, we performed this nearly flawlessly :D
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