Titre :	Grab it ! : tenorsax or bass clarinet + soundtrack. video ad lib.
Type de document :	partition musicale imprimée
Auteurs :	Jacob Ter Veldhuis, Compositeur
Editeur :	DC Doorn [The Netherlands] : Boombox
Année de publication :	2010
Importance :	1 partition ([27] p.)
Format :	30 cm
Accompagnement :	1 CD
Prix :	69,00€
Note générale :	GRAB IT! X12, XL, XXL Duration 12:30 Duration 9:44 Originally composed for tenor sax in November 1999 for Arno Bornkamp with financial support from the Dutch PFA, worldpremiere at a concert called ‘Who’s afraid of…” at Vredenburg, Utrecht season 1999-2000. After a performance by Arno at the World Sax Congress in Montreal, July 2000, Grab it! became a repertoire piece for the tenor sax and was by request arranged for several other instruments and combinations. Growing up in the 60s with blues, jazz and rock, American music had a strong impact on JacobTV. Language is one of the origins of music, which is for instance obvious in blues. In Grab it!, the ‘no-man’s-land’ between speech and music is explored. Speech becomes music, when people get emotional. Like crying and singing can become one… Grab It! is based on speech samples from life-sentenced prisoners. Their verbal vitality and aggression matches the harsh sound of the tenor sax. Grab it! is a competing duet, a ‘battle’ if you like, for tenor sax and speech grooves in unison. The sax ‘competes’ with a non-stop range of syllables, words and one liners, demanding endurance from the performer. In jail suicide is not uncommon: ‘He tied one end around the pipe, and he hung himself. So he went out the back door rapped up in a green sheet with a tag on his toe….You lose everything!‘ But Grab it! is not just sad, but can also be understood as a ‘memento vivere’. Death row as a metaphor for life: Life is worth living. ‘Grab it!’ Grab it! XXL was commissioned by Willem Breuker for Dutch Music Days, Dec. 2003 Instrumentation: soloists, big band + string orchestra performed by Metropole Orchestra cond. Lucas Vis, starring Hans Dulfer. A set of 2 concert videos contain videos by both M.Zegers and JacobTV/Jan Willem Looze and come as mp4 files via a link.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Clarinette basse Saxophone ténor Soundtrack Vidéo
Instruments :	1 saxophone ténor ou 1 clarinette basse + soundtrack
En ligne :	https://www.jacobtv.net/product/grab-it/

Grab it ! : tenorsax or bass clarinet + soundtrack. video ad lib. [partition musicale imprimée] / Jacob Ter Veldhuis, Compositeur . - DC Doorn (Drift 40, NL-3941, The Netherlands) : Boombox, 2010 . - 1 partition ([27] p.) ; 30 cm + 1 CD.
69,00€

GRAB IT! X12, XL, XXL
Duration 12:30

Duration 9:44
Originally composed for tenor sax in November 1999 for Arno Bornkamp with financial support from the Dutch PFA, worldpremiere at a concert called ‘Who’s afraid of…” at Vredenburg, Utrecht season 1999-2000. After a performance by Arno at the World Sax Congress in Montreal, July 2000, Grab it! became a repertoire piece for the tenor sax and was by request arranged for several other instruments and combinations.
Growing up in the 60s with blues, jazz and rock, American music had a strong impact on JacobTV. Language is one of the origins of music, which is for instance obvious in blues. In Grab it!, the ‘no-man’s-land’ between speech and music is explored. Speech becomes music, when people get emotional. Like crying and singing can become one…

Grab It! is based on speech samples from life-sentenced prisoners. Their verbal vitality and aggression matches the harsh sound of the tenor sax. Grab it! is a competing duet, a ‘battle’ if you like, for tenor sax and speech grooves in unison. The sax ‘competes’ with a non-stop range of syllables, words and one liners, demanding endurance from the performer. In jail suicide is not uncommon: ‘He tied one end around the pipe, and he hung himself. So he went out the back door rapped up in a green sheet with a tag on his toe….You lose everything!‘ But Grab it! is not just sad, but can also be understood as a ‘memento vivere’. Death row as a metaphor for life: Life is worth living. ‘Grab it!’

Grab it! XXL was commissioned by Willem Breuker for Dutch Music Days, Dec. 2003
Instrumentation: soloists, big band + string orchestra performed by Metropole Orchestra cond. Lucas Vis, starring Hans Dulfer.
A set of 2 concert videos contain videos by both M.Zegers and JacobTV/Jan Willem Looze and come as mp4 files via a link.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Clarinette basse Saxophone ténor Soundtrack Vidéo
Instruments :	1 saxophone ténor ou 1 clarinette basse + soundtrack
En ligne :	https://www.jacobtv.net/product/grab-it/