Alba GB Editions · AGBP 5002
- Guitar ensemble
- AGBP 5002
- 6 Páginas de música
- PDF digital
Siciliano e Rondo for Guitar Ensemble — Ralph Paulsen-Bahnsen, after Ferdinando Carulli
A sua transferência inclui
- Full score
- Guitar 1
- Guitar 2
- Guitar 3
- Guitar 4
- Bass
- Transposed bass
- 7 PDF
Sobre esta edição
Siciliano e Rondo by Ralph Paulsen-Bahnsen, after Ferdinando Carulli, is presented for guitar ensemble. AGBP 5002 contains the full score together with six separate and transposed ensemble parts in seven digital PDF files.
Format: Digital PDF edition
Included: Full score and six separate/transposed ensemble parts in seven PDFs
Catalogue number: AGBP 5002
Detalhes da edição
- Referência de catálogo
- AGBP 5002
- Instrumentação
- Guitar ensemble
- Compositor
- Ralph Paulsen-Bahnsen
- Páginas de música
- 6
- Número de páginas dos PDF
- 16 / 4 / 4 / 4 / 4 / 4 / 4
- ISMN
- 979-0-708247-40-1
- Formato
- PDF digital
Sobre o compositor
Ralph Paulsen-Bahnsen
Ralph Paulsen-Bahnsen was born on 20 July 1954 in Hamburg-St. Georg. He studied guitar with Professor Bernard Hebb at the Hamburg Conservatory, graduating in 1976. He then completed a programme in Trossingen for directors of string ensembles before returning to the Hamburg Conservatory, where he studied with Professor Dr Wolfgang Andreas Schultz from 1976 to 1977. In 1977, he began studying composition at the University of Music and Theatre Hamburg under Professor Dr Dr h.c. Werner Krützfeldt. He completed his degree in 1981. Paulsen-Bahnsen taught guitar and music theory at the Hamburg Conservatory from 1977 to 1983. Alongside this, he joined the Norderstedt Music School in 1981, where he worked as a full-time music teacher until 2019. He has written numerous works for choirs and string instruments, many of which have been published by Schell Music, Trekel and Peermusic.
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