Ensemble (Brass), Mixed Ensemble (Woodwinds/Brass)
Olympiade
Marsch
Ensemble (Brass), Mixed Ensemble (Woodwinds/Brass)
Olympiade
Marsch
Composer
Arranger
Genre
Occasion
Performance time
00:02:24
Grade Level
Mittelstufe
Publisher
Rundel
Size
A4
Info
Full Score + Parts
Order Number
MVSR5523
Release Date
2022
Info
Jaroslav Labský was born in Praskačka (near Königgrätz) in what was then the Kingdom of Bohemia. He studied at the Prague Conservatory and was already working as an orchestra musician in Istanbul and Izmir at the age of 16. In 1896 he came to the k.u.k. Infantry Regiment No. 18 to Theresienstadt, 1906 to k.u.k. Infantry Regiment No. 84 to Vienna and from 1908 he was Kapellmeister of the regimental music of the k.u.k. Landwehr Infantry Regiment No. 1. From 1914 to 1918 he served as a military bandmaster in Oradea and after the end of the Habsburg monarchy Jaroslav Labský was taken over by the Czech army. In 1923 he had to quit his job and from 1925 to 1927 he only conducted civilian orchestras and from 1929 to 1940 the Prague National Guard Music Corps No. 1.
Jaroslav Labský composed about 500 works. Among the best known are the marches Olympiade, Mutig voran (Brave Forward) and Prager Leben (Life in Prague - also known as the Vltava Salut).
Jaroslav Labský composed about 500 works. Among the best known are the marches Olympiade, Mutig voran (Brave Forward) and Prager Leben (Life in Prague - also known as the Vltava Salut).
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The series RUNDELs Little Wind Band Music (RUNDELs Kleine Blasmusik):
Playing music in small ensembles is the most original form of wind music and is currently gaining more and more importance. Ensemble musicians can work on important skills such as intonation, team playing, balancing - and express their joy of playing music straight with the audience.
The new small band series “RUNDELs Kleine Blasmusik” (Rundels Little Wind Band Music) therefore offers fascinating possibilities for groups who want to play traditional wind music such as marches, polkas or waltzes.
The concept “Quintet + (plus)” offers additional parts for two-part woodwinds, extra (solo) trumpet, percussion, accordion and accompanying parts for trombone, tenor horn, baritone/euphonium or French horn.
In addition to a clear score, the music set contains an extensive set of parts and transposed parts. Thus, a huge variety of flexible instrumentation is possible.
“RUNDELs Little Wind Band Music” (RUNDELs Kleine Blasmusik) - a new series with lots of ideas and possibilities!
Instrumentation / Music Set Quintet
Score
Part 1 Bb / C: Trumpet 1, Flugelhorn 1
Part 2 Bb / C: Trumpet 2, Flugelhorn 2
Part 3 Bb / C: Tenorhorn, Tenor Saxophon 1, Trombone 1
Part 3 F / Eb: Horn 1
Part 4 C / Bb: Baritone, Euphonium, Tenor Saxophone 2, Trombone 2
Part 4 F / Eb: Horn 2
Part 5 C / Eb 8va: Tuba 1, Bassoon, Baritone Saxophone
Part 5 C / Bb 8vb : Tuba 2
Part 5 Bb: Bass Clarinet
opt. Additional Parts (Quintet +)
C Flute
Eb Clarinet
Bb Clarinet
Eb Alto Saxophone
Bb / C Solo Trumpet
Bb / C Harmony Parts 1 / 2 (Accompaniment)
F / Eb Harmony Parts 1 / 2 (Accompaniment)
Percussion
Accordion / Acoustic Guitar
The series RUNDELs Little Wind Band Music (RUNDELs Kleine Blasmusik):
Playing music in small ensembles is the most original form of wind music and is currently gaining more and more importance. Ensemble musicians can work on important skills such as intonation, team playing, balancing - and express their joy of playing music straight with the audience.
The new small band series “RUNDELs Kleine Blasmusik” (Rundels Little Wind Band Music) therefore offers fascinating possibilities for groups who want to play traditional wind music such as marches, polkas or waltzes.
The concept “Quintet + (plus)” offers additional parts for two-part woodwinds, extra (solo) trumpet, percussion, accordion and accompanying parts for trombone, tenor horn, baritone/euphonium or French horn.
In addition to a clear score, the music set contains an extensive set of parts and transposed parts. Thus, a huge variety of flexible instrumentation is possible.
“RUNDELs Little Wind Band Music” (RUNDELs Kleine Blasmusik) - a new series with lots of ideas and possibilities!
Instrumentation / Music Set Quintet
Score
Part 1 Bb / C: Trumpet 1, Flugelhorn 1
Part 2 Bb / C: Trumpet 2, Flugelhorn 2
Part 3 Bb / C: Tenorhorn, Tenor Saxophon 1, Trombone 1
Part 3 F / Eb: Horn 1
Part 4 C / Bb: Baritone, Euphonium, Tenor Saxophone 2, Trombone 2
Part 4 F / Eb: Horn 2
Part 5 C / Eb 8va: Tuba 1, Bassoon, Baritone Saxophone
Part 5 C / Bb 8vb : Tuba 2
Part 5 Bb: Bass Clarinet
opt. Additional Parts (Quintet +)
C Flute
Eb Clarinet
Bb Clarinet
Eb Alto Saxophone
Bb / C Solo Trumpet
Bb / C Harmony Parts 1 / 2 (Accompaniment)
F / Eb Harmony Parts 1 / 2 (Accompaniment)
Percussion
Accordion / Acoustic Guitar
Keywords
RUNDELs Kleine Blasmusik (Quintett +)
Beer tent / Pavilion / Marquee
Brass
Brass Ensemble
Brass Quintet
k u k / Imperial and Royal
March
Mix Woodwinds and Brass
Oktoberfest
Olympia / Olympic Games
Quintet
RUNDEL YouTube Channel
Traditional marches
Listen & read from the Rundel YouTube Channel
RUNDEL VIDEO
Olympiade
Notes available at:
https://www.rundel.de/en/
Marsch
Jaroslav Labský was born in Praskacka (near Königgrätz) in what was then the Kingdom of Bohemia. He studied at the Prague Conservatory and was already working as an orchestra musician in Istanbul and Izmir at the age of 16. In 1896 he came to the k.u.k. Infantry Regiment No. 18 to Theresienstadt, 1906 to k.u.k. Infantry Regiment No. 84 to Vienna and from 1908 he was Kapellmeister of the regimental music of the k.u.k. Landwehr Infantry Regiment No. 1. From 1914 to 1918 he served as a military bandmaster in Oradea and after the end of the Habsburg monarchy Jaroslav Labský was taken over by the Czech army. In 1923 he had to quit his job and from 1925 to 1927 he only conducted civilian orchestras and from 1929 to 1940 the Prague National Guard Music Corps No. 1.
Jaroslav Labský composed about 500 works. Among the...
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Marsch
Jaroslav Labský was born in Praskacka (near Königgrätz) in what was then the Kingdom of Bohemia. He studied at the Prague Conservatory and was already working as an orchestra musician in Istanbul and Izmir at the age of 16. In 1896 he came to the k.u.k. Infantry Regiment No. 18 to Theresienstadt, 1906 to k.u.k. Infantry Regiment No. 84 to Vienna and from 1908 he was Kapellmeister of the regimental music of the k.u.k. Landwehr Infantry Regiment No. 1. From 1914 to 1918 he served as a military bandmaster in Oradea and after the end of the Habsburg monarchy Jaroslav Labský was taken over by the Czech army. In 1923 he had to quit his job and from 1925 to 1927 he only conducted civilian orchestras and from 1929 to 1940 the Prague National Guard Music Corps No. 1.
Jaroslav Labský composed about 500 works. Among the...
