MAN IN THE ICE (Grad 4 Concert Band) - Otto M. Schwarz

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COMPOSER: Otto M. Schwarz
PUBLISHER: Mitropa Music
INSTRUMENTATION: Concert Band/Harmonie
MOEILIJKHEIDSGRAAD ORKEST: Grade 4
PRODUCT TYPE: Set
INSTRUMENT GROUP: Concert Band
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2004
1ST RECORDED ON CD: DHR 01-032-3
EUROPEAN PARTS INCLUDED: Yes
GENRE: Concert Piece
ISMN: 9790035027561
SERIES: Mitropa Concertwork Series
NO. 1124-04-010 M
DEFINITIVE DURATION: 00:10:30
ENGLISH
On September 19th, 1991 a mummified corpse of a man was found at the Similaun glacier in the Ötztäler Alps. The glacier unveiled an early man after 5,300 years, with all his personal belongings. His clothes and weapons were fairly well preserved and today allow us a deeper insight into that period. Austrian nature filmmaker Kurt Mündel reconstructed the life of this man and made a film which, based on facts, shows how it might have been then. Otto M. Schwarz used this documentary as an opportunity to write a work for symphonic wind band and musically resurrect the “Man in the Ice.”
DEUTSCH
Am 19. September 1991 wurde in den Ötztaler Alpen die mumifizierte Leiche eines Mannes gefunden. Der Gletscher hatte nach ca. 5300 Jahren einen frühzeitlichen Menschen freigegeben, dessen gut erhaltene Habseligkeiten uns einen interessanten Einblick in die damalige Zeit geben. Otto M. Schwarz nahm eine Film-Dokumentation über das mögliche Schicksal von "Ötzi" zum Anlass, ein Werk für symphonisches Blasorchester zu schreiben, welches den "Mann im Eis" musikalisch wieder auferstehen lässt. Eine Reise in die Urzeit, wie sie Musiker und Publikum mit Sicherheit noch nicht erlebt haben!
FRANCAIS
On September 19th, 1991 a mummified corpse of a man was found at the Similaun glacier in the Ötztäler Alps. The glacier unveiled an early man after 5,300 years, with all his personal belongings. His clothes and weapons were fairly well preserved and today allow us a deeper insight into that period. Austrian nature filmmaker Kurt Mündel reconstructed the life of this man and made a film which, based on facts, shows how it might have been then. Otto M. Schwarz used this documentary as an opportunity to write a work for symphonic wind band and musically resurrect the “Man in the Ice.”
NEDERLANDS
On September 19th, 1991 a mummified corpse of a man was found at the Similaun glacier in the Ötztäler Alps. The glacier unveiled an early man after 5,300 years, with all his personal belongings. His clothes and weapons were fairly well preserved and today allow us a deeper insight into that period. Austrian nature filmmaker Kurt Mündel reconstructed the life of this man and made a film which, based on facts, shows how it might have been then. Otto M. Schwarz used this documentary as an opportunity to write a work for symphonic wind band and musically resurrect the “Man in the Ice.”