Three Movements by Mads Drewsen (3rd movement)
1st movement:
• Three Movements by Mads Drewsen (1st movem...
2nd movement:
• Three Movements by Mads Drewsen (2nd movem...
Three Movements is written based on the idea that students at all levels can enjoy playing together. There are challenges on many levels, but also quite simple parts. Hopefully, this will benefit percussion ensembles at music school and conservatory preparatory levels. The idea is to further one’s experience so that one can advance to harder and more difficult parts.
Three Movements can be played by six to eight musicians. The percussion parts (the unpitched) can either be gathered together on a kind of drum set or handed out to as many musicians.
The musical style is strongly inspired by my own background and working day as a musician in an opera orchestra. Prokofiev, Shostakovich and Ravel have a big place in my heart and has inspired me through their tonal language (mostly in the second and third movements). The melodic style is a conscious choice to give, especially the very young, a motivation to learn the pieces and enjoy playing them.
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Composition: Mads Drewsen
Performance: Odense Percussion (Johan Møllebjerg, Albin Rosenqvist, Mathias Haslund Birch, Oskar Hjort, Linda Sjökvist, Sammi Bouabbas, Rasmus Hansson and Sakari Viitala)
The members of Odense Percussion are students at the Danish National Academy of Music in Odense, Denmark lead by Søren Monrad and Johan Bridger
Production Company: Roschkov Media
Sound Engineer: Peter Hellesøe
Director of Photography (DP, Light, 1st Camera): Stanislav Roschkov
Frist Prod. Assistant, Best Boy, 2nd Camera: Niklas Röder
Second Prod. Assistant, 3rd Camera: Georg Avram
Edit, Color Grading: Stanislav Roschkov
Friendly Support: 2. Chance Saarland E.V. and Susanna and Pouline Olesens Fund
2. Unit Driver: Constantin Schwarz
Publisher: Edition Svitzer
Recorded at The Danish National Academy of Music, Denmark
With support from Koda’s Cultural Funds
→ sheet music: https://editionsvitzer.com/catalog/jm...
Websites: https://www.editionsvitzer.com, https://www.roschkov.media