SECOND PRIZE WINNER T H E 3 r d I N T E R N AT I O N A L F R A N K T I C H E L I C O M P O S I T I O N C O N T E S T
CAMERON’S DREAM C O N C E R T
B A N D
JONI GREENE
RAISING THE STANDARDS OF THE AMERICAN CONCERT BAND AND BANDS ALL OVER THE WORLD
M A N H A T T A N
B E A C H
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CAMERON’S DREAM INTERLUDES FOR CONCERT BAND
JONI GREENE I N S T R U M E N T A T I O N
Flute 1 Flute 2
Timpani
Oboe
Percussion 1
Bb Clarinet 1
Glockenspiel
Bb Clarinet 2
Chimes
Bb Clarinet 3
Percussion 2
Bb Bass Clarinet
Suspended Cymbal
Bassoon
Finger Cymbals
Eb Alto Saxophone 1
Bass Drum
Eb Alto Saxophone 2 Bb Tenor Saxophone
Chimes
Eb Baritone Saxophone
Percussion 3
Bb Trumpet 1
Vibraphone
Bb Trumpet 2
Percussion 4
F Horn
Tambourine
Trombone 1 Trombone 2 B.C Euphonium Tuba
Duration = ca 3 minutes Suggested Grade 3
Suspended Cymbal
CAMERON’S DREAM is the SECOND PRIZE WINNER of the THIRD INTERNATIONAL FRANK TICHELI COMPOSITION CONTEST Category One
CAMERON’S DREAM Interludes for Concert Band Sailing to Dreamland Gypsies vs. Pirates Man Overboard Heroic Measures Teddy’s Lullaby
FORM MEASURE 1 – 25 26 – 68 69 – 88 89 – 110 111 - 147
SECTION Sailing to Dreamland: introduction of main motives Gypsies vs. Pirates: Imitation, progression of first motive Man Overboard: tempo change, development Heroic Measures: climax Teddy’s Lullaby: Return to faster tempo, restatement of motives, resolution
TONAL CENTERS c…d g…d…c…g g g/Bb…Eb…F Eb… (Db)… (C)… (Ab) … d…Bb ( ) brief tonal center
REHEARSAL NOTES Program Notes Cameron’s Dream is a work encompassing multiple moods and styles in a short time frame appropriate for younger players. The goal of this work is to expose players to diverse musical expressivity within technical demands found in grade 3 literature. Cameron’s Dream was inspired from the practice of intermedi or interludes of the late 16th century. Intermedi were musical excerpts of various themes and styles presented between acts of a play. They were considered the forerunner to opera and were often brief spectacles incorporating dance. They frequently told a story often with moral or political undertones. Using this template, Cameron’s Dream introduces a whimsical fantasy for young players to express brief scenes in an overarching story. The interlude themes include: Sailing to Dreamland, Gypsies vs. Pirates, Man Overboard, Heroic Measures, and Teddy’s Lullaby. This work is dedicated to my young son, Cameron. Musical Excerpts & Composer Analysis
Sailing to Dreamland (mm. 1-25) Characterized by: Soft and slow c-minor harmony alluding to a “sweet” and “child-like” mood Thin texture emphasizing gentle glockenspiel Descending eighth note motive (m. 6) First presentation of main “gypsy vs. pirates” (m. 10) dance motive Main motive introduction:
Sailing to Dreamland begins with the image of a child drifting off to sleep. The gentle stepwise motion between the flute and clarinets creates a rocking motion indicative of not only falling
asleep but “sailing” into an ocean of dreams. Paired with the tonal c-minor harmony, the work suggests the innocence of child-hood. This section then hints at the motives waiting to evolve in the dream, specifically the eighth note descent (m. 6), rising and descending “dance-like” eighth notes found in m. 10 (clarinets), and ascending stepwise movement (m. 10 & 13, Tbn 1).
Gypsies vs. Pirates (mm. 26-68) Characterized by: Development of rising and falling eighth note motive (m. 26) Tambourine, Bass Drum, and Glockenspiel Emphasis on downbeats Open 5th drones
Full presentation of main theme:
Now sailing on open waters, the work’s programmatic story continues, introducing the Gypsies vs. Pirates section (m. 26). Characterized by ascending and descending eighth notes (first presented in m. 10 in cl. 1), I imagined a jousting dance with careful footwork and sword attacks between the pirates and gypsies. The encounter with gypsies is further alluded to with the introduction of tambourine and open fifth drones. A sense of dialogue between the pirates and gypsies is mimicked musically through an instrumental conversation between the saxophones and trumpets (mm. 40-43); flutes, clarinets and oboes (mm. 44-47); woodwinds beginning in m. 56; and finally brass in m. 63.
Man Overboard (mm. 69-88) Characterized by: Dirge mood: repetitive, slow, and lamenting brass in g-minor (m. 69) Alternation of chimes and vibraphone alluding to a ship’s bell Development of pirate/gypsy theme (m. 72, flute) Dirge harmony:
Dirge melody:
A shift in mood creates the basis for the Man Overboard section. A tiered presentation of the g-minor harmony in brass underlies a reinterpreted version of the original pirate/gypsy theme (m. 10/26). This melodic version (m. 72, flutes, oboe and cl. 1) continues the eighth notes ascent and descent, but now with longer dotted quarter-note durations that emphasize a falling stepwise figure. Programmatically, the story now presents one of the pirates walking the plank as his comrades stand by, heads bowed lamenting his fate.
Heroic Measures (mm. 89-110) Characterized by: Peak range (m. 89, fl. 1) and percussive intensity (mm. 90-96) Accented, tiered harmonic entrances (m. 86 forward, brass) Restatement of main theme (m. 94, woodwinds) Conversational winding down using motivic fragments of main melody (mm. 101-110)
The accented entrances in clarinet 2 at m. 85 followed by trumpet and saxophone in m. 86, marks a transition into Heroic Measures. (Note: accented entrances should have a clear and distinct left edge note entrance followed by an immediate sustain at indicated dynamic level.) A building of tension through harmonic layering, staggered entrances, and ascending range, prepares the climax. The final climax at m. 93 programmatically celebrates the rescue of the pirate previously forced overboard. The work then continues with a sense of falling from the climax (mm. 93-110), incorporating melodic and motivic repetition and fragmentation.
Teddy’s Lullaby (mm. 111-147) Characterized by: Long terraced harmonies Return to faster tempo (m. 6) Softer, gentle presentation of earlier themes and motives
Reinterpretation of main theme:
Cameron’s Dream concludes with a gentler presentation of the main pirate and gypsy theme. This time alluding to previous melodic events through fragmentation and instrumental conversation. Harmonically, this is the lushest section of the work, moving through several tonal centers in an expansive pyramid presentation. A final winding down of the work is achieved through dwindling melodic movement and a harmonic sense of settling in Bb. The child’s dream concludes in a peaceful and reflective mood. This is achieved primarily through careful and expansive harmonic pacing that is highlighted by a music box backdrop in the glockenspiel and vibraphone.
ADDITIONAL NOTES Oboe part is optional. All oboe music is either doubled or cued; In order to preserve ensemble balance, the vibraphone and marimba should blend evenly; All percussion instruments l.v. (let vibrate) unless dampen is indicated; Cymbal scrape: player should quickly scrape cymbal from top outward using a triangle beater;
If finger cymbals are not available, small triangle may be substituted; If multiple chime instruments are not available, one instrument may be shared between percussion part one and two. However, the chimes must be positioned immediately beside the glockenspiel in order to allow percussionist 1 time to play the instrument transition at measure 90; Conductor may choose which instrument plays cues in instances of multiple cross cues. Example: m. 6 clarinet solo cross cued into alto sax 1 and trumpet 1; If possible, the tuba part should play divisi at measure 123. If multiple tubas are not available, the lowest part should be played; Decresendo markings are used frequently throughout the work as an expressive device. When end dynamic markings are not given, please ask players to end as softly as possible while still retaining a good sound and playing in tune. -JONI GREENE
for Cameron
CAMERON'S DREAM
Transposed Score
INTERLUDES FOR CONCERT BAND
Sailing to Dreamland Sweet, then playful q. = 60
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