Manzara

Manzara means "landscape" in Turkish. The work describes a quarry landscape in Rhineland-Palatinate that has been transformed into a wild landscape during the 150 years of peat mining. Various musical elements such as fugues and rhythmic figures as well as beautiful melodies describe some aspects of the development and events of this region. This exciting and challenging work is ideal as a concert or competition piece!

Instrumentation:

• Flute 1
• Flute 2
• Oboe
• Bassoon
• Bb Clarinet 1
• Bb Clarinet 2
• Bb Clarinet 3
• Bb Bass Clarinet
• Eb Alto Saxophone 1
• Eb Alto Saxophone 2
• Bb Tenor Saxophone
• Eb Baritone Saxophone
• Bb Trumpet 1
• Bb Trumpet 2
• F Horn 1
• F Horn 2
• Eb Horn 1
• Eb Horn 2
• Trombone 1
• Trombone 2
• Bb Trombone 1 TC
• Bb Trombone 1 BC
• Bb Trombone 2 TC
• Bb Trombone 2 BC
• Baritone / Euphonium
• Bb Baritone / Euphonium TC
• Bb Baritone / Euphonium BC
• Tuba
• Eb Bass TC
• Eb Bass BC
• Bb Bass TC
• Bb Bass BC
• Bass Guitar (opt.)
• Timpani
• Mallet Percussion
• Percussion 1
• Percussion 2