Autor/Autorin: Luebbert Robert
Award-winning composer Rob Luebbert (b. 1991) holds degrees in music composition from the University of Northwestern - Saint Paul (Minnesota) and the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. He has written over 60 works, many of which have been performed across the United States and Europe.
"Symphony No. 2: Sights in Sound” is Rob Luebbert´s original composition for full chorus, string orchestra, woodwind quintet, eight-part percussion ensemble, and piano. Each of the work´s twelve movements utilizes a different combination of instruments, provides a distinct programmatic or cultural setting, and can be easily performed individually, outside of the full symphonic context. Despite this, the symphony as a whole is well bonded through various traditional elements and unifying themes. (Full score only: individual parts not included. Contact information and recordings available at www.robluebbert.com)
"Symphony No. 2: Sights in Sound" is Rob Luebbert's original composition for full chorus, string orchestra, woodwind quintet, eight-part percussion ensemble, and piano. Each of the work's twelve movements utilizes a different combination of instruments, provides a distinct programmatic or cultural setting, and can be easily performed individually, outside of the full symphonic context. Despite this, the symphony as a whole is well bonded through various traditional elements and unifying themes. (Full score only: individual parts not included. Contact information and recordings available at www.robluebbert.com)
Über den Autor
Award-winning composer Rob Luebbert (b. 1991) holds degrees in music composition from the University of Northwestern - Saint Paul (Minnesota) and the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. He has written over 60 works, many of which have been performed across the United States and Europe.
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¿Symphony No. 2: Sights in Sound¿ is Rob Luebbert¿s original composition for full chorus, string orchestra, woodwind quintet, eight-part percussion ensemble, and piano. Each of the work¿s twelve movements utilizes a different combination of instruments, provides a distinct programmatic or cultural setting, and can be easily performed individually, outside of the full symphonic context. Despite this, the symphony as a whole is well bonded through various traditional elements and unifying themes. (Full score only: individual parts not included. Contact information and recordings available at www.robluebbert.com)
