Rubia - Fanfare Band

Fanfare Band - The title of this composition Rubia (pronounced Roebia) is derived from the madder plant Rubia tinctorum. Previously, this was widely cultivated in the fertile clay soils around Saint Annaland. After it was dried in a Meestoof, gave the roots a natural hot red / orange dye. Until the 19th century, this dye is very popular and it was also used in our national flag. The advent of synthetic dyes made the crop into oblivion. Until a few years ago. Meanwhile the weather is cultivated on a small scale. Textile and leather feel now colored and also in medieval monuments, this authentic warm color. In this composition reflects the particular color of the madder plant the warmth that fits the solidarity and close cooperation. Finally, it shows that even these old time. Just as wind music in general, and in particular Accelerando. .This composition consists of three parts - was commissioned by Royal Fanfare Accelerando from St. Annaland. A tangible reminder of its 130-year anniversary in 2011 and also a tribute to Ko and Rina Butcher, friends Accelerando.Dorp to the port St. Annaland. A Zeeland village that lies on the Krabbenkreek. In the first part of Rubia hear the crowds in and around the port of St. Annaland. You hear the sail in and out of the many boats and the whine of the wind around the masts. Gulls flying high in the air and give a feeling of weightlessness. No short bass solo Leve Association announces the transition to the second part. The part that is a tribute to the late bassist Ko Butcher. You hear the ringing of the bell to ring. The alto saxophone translates the bond that exists within the village, in a lyrical melody. This theme returns in a grand tutti. The full band sound symbolizes the good cooperation between people and many organizations. A collaboration that makes many people feel closely connected with St. Annaland. Festivities The third and final part of this composition has a festive character. The organizing something together and reflect on special occasions is in the roots of the Setallandse society. The Havenplein with several cafes and restaurants traditionally gives dynamism to village life. The theme of the first part to repeat, is the anchor of cooperation even further forward

Specifications

Composer	Leon Vliex
Difficulty	C - average
Duration	00:08:08
Year of publication	2012