Product Description
The South Korean movie, Parasite, won several Academy Awards, including "Best Picture". It was the first time in the history of the Academy Awards that a movie in a foreign language won in this category.
The story is a dark comedy with music that reflects it. Jung Jaeil specifically wrote in a minimalistic manner to bring out the overall tense atmosphere.
This piece is quite minimalistic...and quite creepy to be honest. You can just tell that something's not right. That said, it's not meant to be played cute and pretty. This arrangement was written with the lower instruments having the melody throughout. There is a repeating rhythmic sequence of notes that is passed around among the altos.
This arrangement is scored for 3 altos, tenor, and baritone. Optional parts are soprano saxophone, in lieu of the 1st alto part, and bass saxophone, which doubles the baritone part.
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