Little Russian March (from Symphony No. 2) 柴科夫斯基,彼得 進行曲交響曲

柴可夫斯基在小俄羅斯（俄羅斯南部的烏克蘭）探望妹妹時，萌生了根據從當地居民那裡聽到的歌曲創作一部新交響曲的想法。新交響曲（他的第二部交響曲）於 1873 年在莫斯科首演，八年後進行了修改。這首進行曲（交響曲的第二樂章）實際上是柴可夫斯基被廢棄的歌劇《烏丁》中的悲劇性婚禮進行曲。簡單的半音階、鉤弓、頓弓和行弓風格，使這部迷人的作品成為年輕管弦樂隊的優秀教學曲目。非常適合參加比賽！本曲目可在 SmartMusic 中下載"

作曲家: Tchaikovsky Peter Iljitsch
改編者: Richard Meyer
樂器: String Orchestra
出版社: Alfred Music
難度: 2; -2
風格: Masterwork Arrangement
原文簡介:
It was while visiting his sister in "Little Russia" (an area of Southern Russia known better as the Ukraine) that Tchaikovsky got the idea to compose a new symphony based on songs he heard from the inhabitants. The first performance of the new symphony (his second) took place in Moscow in 1873, and was revised eight years later. This march (the symphony's second movement) is actually the tragic wedding march from Tchaikovsky's discarded opera "Undine". Simple chromatics, hooked bowings, and staccato and marcato bow styles make this charming work an excellent teaching piece for young orchestras. Perfect for contests! This title is available in SmartMusic.