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Scenes from 'The Crucible' for Orchestra
by Malcolm D Robertson Full Orchestra - Digital Sheet Music

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Title Scenes from 'The Crucible' for Orchestra
Artist Malcolm D Robertson
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Malcolm D Robertson
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 75
Arrangement Full Orchestra
Publisher Mr Malcolm D Robertson
Level 5
Product ID 1024160
Genre Contemporary
Performance Group Full Orchestra

Product Description

I'd long wanted to compose an opera based on Arthur Miller's masterpiece based around the Salem witchcraft trials in the American colonies in 1692. Knowing that this was unlikely to come to fruition, nevertheless I sketched out some ideas just in case, which I turned into a 3 movement work for a local orchestra in 1999 for performance at their concert in September 2000. During January - March 2020 I revised the work for a larger orchestra adding 2 more movements (nos 3 & 4) and revising the existing movements.
The opening movement is intended to be the Prelude to the opera. The 2nd movement the Prelude to the tense 3rd Act. The 3rd movement takes place at the climactic moment of Act 3, when John Proctor's valiant and desperate attempt to expose Abigail Williams' for what she is backfires, leading to his arrest. The 4th movement opens with the Hymn/Psalm associated with the people of Salem and continues with the reconciliation in prison between John Proctor and his wife Elizabeth.The 5th and final movement accompanies John Proctor's march to execution having nobly torn up his confession of witchcraft. The Hymn/Psalm returns before reminiscences of the opening Prelude return ending the work in a sense of uneasy peace.
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