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Hillulah
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General Info
Year: 1999
Duration: c. 8:50
Difficulty: V (see Ratings for explanation)
Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes
Cost: Score and Parts - $90.00 | Score Only - $5.95
Instrumentation
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Errata
None discovered thus far.
Program Notes
Hillulah means feast or happy commotion in Hebrew. Composed for the young people of the Petakh-Tikva (Israel) conservatory wind band, it showcases the ensemble's expression, technique, and brilliance of sound. Broad-sweeping scoring, asymmetrical rhythmic ostinati, tonal and modal melodies plus several bi-tonal sections all add up to a highly dramatic work. The ending is punctuated with sforzando chords, effective use of percussion and driving rhythms that build to a sweeping climax.
-Program Note from publisher
Media
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State Ratings
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Performances
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- Israel National Youth Wind Orchestra (Motti Miron, conductor) – 14 July 2015 - WASBE Conference, San Jose, Calif.
Works for Winds by This Composer
- Hillulah (1999)
Resources
- Permont, H. (2002). Hillulah [score]. Boosey & Hawkes: New York.