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Les Noces
by Igor Stravinsky
Orchestration
timp+6-4pf-chorus(SSAATTBB)-soloists(SMTB)
Duration
25 minutes
Year Composed
1917
Notes
Composition is structured in two parts:
- Part 1
- At the Bride's House
- At the Bridegroom's House
- The Bride's Departure
- Part 2
- The Wedding Feast
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Movements & Players Table
Part Name | Movements | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |
At the Bride's House | At the Bridegroom's House | The Bride's Departure | The Wedding Feast | |
5' 15'' | 6' 00'' | 3' 15'' | 10' 30'' | |
Piano 1 | Piano | |||
Piano 2 | Piano | |||
Piano 3 | Piano | |||
Piano 4 | Piano | |||
Timpani | Timpani | |||
Percussion 1 | Bell and Xylophone | |||
Percussion 2 | Tambourine, Suspended Cymbal, and Triangle | |||
Percussion 3 | Large Snare Drum, Triangle, and Snare Drum | |||
Percussion 4 | Large Snare Drum, Crotales, and Snare Drum | |||
Percussion 5 | Crash Cymbals and Suspended Cymbal | |||
Percussion 6 | Bass Drum | |||
Solo: Soprano | Soprano (Voice) | |||
Solo: Mezzo-Soprano | Mezzo-Soprano (Voice) | |||
Solo: Tenor | Tenor (Voice) | |||
Solo: Bass | Bass (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Soprano 1 | Soprano (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Soprano 2 | Soprano (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Alto 1 | Alto (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Alto 2 | Alto (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Tenor 1 | Tenor (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Tenor 2 | Tenor (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Bass 1 | Bass (Voice) | |||
Chorus: Bass 2 | Bass (Voice) |
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