Caro Mio Ben Tommaso Giordano / Arr. Willy Hautvast

Titel / Title: Caro Mio Ben
Untertitel / Subtitle:
Instrumentation: Concert Band

Besetzungsliste / Instrumentation:

0 Full Score A3
1 Full Score
1 Piano
1 Voice
8 Flute
2 Oboe
2 Bassoon
1 Clarinet Eb
5 Clarinet I
5 Clarinet II
5 Clarinet III
1 Bass Clarinet
1 Soprano Saxophone
2 Alto Saxophone I
2 Alto Saxophone II
2 Tenor Saxophone
1 Baritone Saxophone
1 Flugelhorn Eb
3 Flugelhorn I
2 Flugelhorn II
1 Flugelhorn III
3 Trumpet I
3 Trumpet II
3 Trumpet III
2 Horn I Eb
2 Horn I F
1 Horn II Eb
1 Horn II F
1 Horn III Eb
1 Horn III F
2 Trombone I C
1 Trombone I Bb (TC)
1 Trombone I Bb (BC)
2 Trombone II C
1 Trombone II Bb (TC)
1 Trombone II Bb (BC)
2 Trombone III C
1 Trombone III Bb (TC)
1 Trombone III Bb (BC)
2 Baritone C
2 Baritone Bb (BC)
4 Baritone Bb (TC)
2 Bas Bb (TC)
2 Bas Bb (BC)
2 Bas Eb (TC)
2 Bas Eb (BC)
4 Tuba C
1 Stringbass
3 Percussion
1 Timpani

[NL]
Dit is één van de bekendste van de 'Arie antiche' (oude aria's) uit de achttiende eeuw.Deze aria is geschreven in de stijl van Händel en werd lange tijd toegeschreven aan Giuseppe Giordani, componist van opera en religieuze muziek uit de Napolitaanse school. Recente studies toonden echter aan dat dit lied in feite door zijn zoon Tommaso (1733-1806) werd gecomponeerd. Dit arrangement van Hautvast kan met zangsolist of gemengd koor uitgevoerd worden.

Here we have one of the most famous 'Arie antiche' (ancient aria's) from the 18th century, written in the style of Handel. For many years it has been attributed to Giuseppe Giordani, opera and sacred music composer of the Neapolitan school. However, recent investigations clearly established that this song had actually been composed by his son Tommaso (1733-1806). This delicate wind band arrangement by Willy Hautvast can also be performed with a vocal soloist or a mixed choir.

[FR]
Voici l'un des plus célèbres des 'Airs antiques' ('Arie antiche') du 18ème siècle. Cet air est écrit dans le style de Händel et fut longtemps attribué au compositeur d'opéra et de musique sacrée de l'école napolitaine Giuseppe Giordani. De récentes études ont toutefois démontré que ce chant a été composé par son fils Tommaso (1733-1806). L'arrangement de Hautvast peut être exécuté avec soliste vocale ou chur mixte.