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Recording Credits for Rest: Texas State University Wind Ensemble, Rodney C. Schueller, conductor. Recording by Christopher Reynolds
REST F O R C O N C E R T B A N D
F R A N K T IC H EL I I N S T R U M E N T A T I O N 1 Full Score
3 Bb Trumpet 1
4 Flute 1
3 Bb Trumpet 2
4 Flute 2
3 Bb Trumpet 3
1 Oboe 1
1 F Horn 1 1 F Horn 2
1 Oboe 2
1 F Horn 3
4 Bb Clarinet 1
1 F Horn 4
4 Bb Clarinet 2
2 Trombone 1
4 Bb Clarinet 3
2 Trombone 2
2 Bb Bass Clarinet
2 Trombone 3
1 Bassoon 1
3 Euphonium B.C.
1 Bassoon 2
2 Euphonium T.C.
3 Eb Alto Saxophone 1
4 Tuba
3 Eb Alto Saxophone 2
1 String Bass
2 Bb Tenor Saxophone
1 Timpani
1 Eb Baritone Saxophone
1 Suspended Cymbal
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M A N H AT TA N B E A C H M U S I C
R E S T
wa s c om m i s s i on e d b y m e m b e r s of t h e E l l i n g M i k k e l s on fa m i ly i n h i s m e m or y
2 Nancy J. Mikkelson wife of 52 years children and their spouses Cathy and Michael Fischer Douglas and Rose Mikkelson Russel and Kathy Mikkelson Curtis and Sara Mikkelson
P R O G R A M
N O T E
Created in 2010 , R E S T is a concert band adaptation of my work for
S A T B chorus, There Will Be Rest, which was commissioned in 1999 by
the Pacific Chorale, John Alexander, conductor.
In making this version, I preserved almost everything from the origi-
nal: harmony, dynamics, even the original registration. I also endeavored to preserve carefully the fragile beauty and quiet dignity suggested by Sara Teasdale’s words.
However, with the removal of the text, I felt free to enhance certain as-
pects of the music, most strikingly with the addition of a sustained climax on the main theme. This extended climax allows the band version to tran-
scend the expressive boundaries of a straight note-for-note setting of the original. Thus, both versions are intimately tied and yet independent of one another, each possessing its own strengths and unique qualities. C O M M I S S I O N I N G
H I S T O R Y
The choral work, There Will Be Rest, published by Hinshaw Music, is dedi-
cated to the memory of Cole Carsan St. Clair, the son of my dear friends, conductor Carl St. Clair and his wife, Susan.
The concert band work, Rest, was commissioned by Russel Mikkelson and
family in memory of his father, Elling Mikkelson.
FRANK TICHELI
REHEARSAL NOTES
Given its choral origins, R E S T is above all a work of deeply felt lyricism and melodic warmth. The work, despite posing few technical problems, is expressive-
ly challenging and will be most successful when performed by those who place “ensemble sound” at the forefront. Like my earlier work, An American Elegy, this piece may be playable by many, but those who focus significant attention to tone
quality, intonation, and careful ensemble balance will find it easier to penetrate the work's surface and reveal deeper expressive layers.
R E S T is cast in rounded binary form: A A B A with coda.
A A' (varied repeat) B A'' (climax) Coda
1–21 22–48 49–74 74–93 94–103
The second A section is not only a varied repetition of the material from the
beginning, but also a mild development and extension of that material. I think it would be worthwhile to point out in rehearsals the subtle differences between these two sections.
Even though the tempo is basically unchanged in the B section, it feels more
active due to the move from quarter-notes to eighth-notes as the driving rhythmic force. Here and everywhere, slight tempo fluctuations are indicated, lending a subtle elasticity and freedom so crucial to the work's character.
Notes should be played in a very legato fashion throughout, even at the work’s
climax where some might be tempted to space notes slightly for the sake of added accentuation. Do not succumb to this temptation! Play the climax with lots of air and majestic power, but always in a connected style.
The climax gives way to the quiet coda at measure 94, and an abrupt modula-
tion from Eb Major to G Major. There is a fragility, a vulnerability behind the notes here. I imagine a bowing of the head, a moment of reflection, a turning
inward into prayer or meditation. As the work ends, let the final bar diminish all the way to silence, and if possible, hold that silence for a moment. o
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Concert band version commissioned by Russel Mikkelson and family in memory of his father, Elling Mikkelson
REST
FOR CONCERT BAND 1 Oboe 2
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poco più mosso
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