Nakdong Art Center Opening Festival, Opening Fanfare [Busan]

[PROGRAM] Festival Overture (arr. Lee Sangyong) Performance of Shostakovich's "Festive Overture," Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 5, Movement 4," and Mussorgsky's "The Great Gate of Kiev" from "Pictures at an Exhibition" Aranjuez Concerto 3 Mov. - J. Rodrigo (arr. Lee Sangyong) A representative work by Spanish composer Joaquín Rodrigo, performed in this concert as a trumpet solo in the version featured in the British brass band film "Brassed Off" Concerto for Two Trumpet – A. Vivaldi (arr. Lee Sangyong) A concerto for two trumpets composed by Antonio Vivaldi, consisting of three movements. This performance features an arrangement for Brass Choir Finlandia – J. Sibelius (arr. Lee Sangyong) A symphonic poem that embodies the concentrated power of nationalist narrative, symbolizing the aspirations and patriotism of the Finnish people, the homeland of composer Sibelius, toward independence 1. Prelude (Andante sostenuto) 2. Development (Allegro moderato-Allegro) 3. Finlandia Hymn 4. Conclusion Intermission The Planets – G. Holst (arr. Lee Sangyong) A representative work by English modern music composer Gustav Holst. Originally a planetary suite, this performance will feature movements 1) Mars (Herald of War), 2) Venus (Herald of Peace), and 4) Jupiter (Herald of Jollity) Oregon – Jacob de Haan (arr. Lee Sangyong) A work by Jacob de Haan, a leading contemporary composer of wind music, depicting Oregon in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. The composition captures the experience of train travel, evoking Native Americans, cowboys, and stagecoaches Ross Roy – Jacob de Haan (arr. Lee Sangyong) Composed in commemoration of Ross Roy, an iconic building of Saint Peters Lutheran College located in Brisbane, Australia. An elegant and grand finale celebrating the opening of the Nakdong Arts Center