Adagio from Symphony No. 5 for String Orchestra 慢板 交响曲 弦乐团

普罗科维耶夫在上一部交响曲之后的 16 年里，用一个月的时间写出了这部短小精悍的降B调交响曲。他在无处不在的笔记本中使用了自己编写的草图。该交响曲写于 1944 年，四个乐章分别为降 B 大调、d 小调、F 大调和降 B 大调（降 B 和弦），顺序为慢、快、慢、快。快板是交响曲的第三乐章。这首乐曲的源头是普罗科菲耶夫为普希金的《黑桃皇后》电影准备的乐谱，但这部电影从未上映"

作曲家: Sergei Prokofiev
改编者: Lauren Keiser
乐器: String Orchestra
出版社: Southern Music Co.
原文简介:
Prokoviev wrote his Bb symphony in short form within a month, 16 years after his last symphony. He used sketches he had compiled in his ubiquitous notebooks. Written in 1944, its four movements are in Bb Major, d minor, F Major and Bb Major (Bb chord) in a sequence of slow, fast, slow, fast. The Adagio is the third movement of the symphony. The music traces its roots to a score Prokofiev was preparing for a film of Pushkin's Queen of Spades that never reached production.

This arranged transcription requires an almost constant five-part textural environment. A challenge will be to merge the independent voices into coherent sections grasped by the players. Prokofiev's accompaniment lines are logical and embrace common musical patterns. They are somewhat relentless but can be learned without much difficulty. Because of the five-part texture, the performers are obligated to play the work with few breaks for rest. You may consider the work a young person's endurance test of a 20th century masterwork. Of course, this music was not available to school programs until now, so this will be an exciting adventure for you and your students.