Name: Sonata for String Orchestra No.2 "Ong Hye Ya" (arr. hanki kim) by Traditional String Ensemble Digital Sheet Music
Brand: Han-Ki Kim
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Sonata for String Orchestra No.2 "Ong Hye Ya" (arr. hanki kim)
by Traditional String Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Title Sonata for String Orchestra No.2 "Ong Hye Ya" (arr. hanki kim)

Artist Traditional

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Composer Han-Ki Kim

Arranger hanki kim

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 66

Arrangement String Ensemble

Publisher Han-Ki Kim

Level 4

Product ID 1672299

Genre Traditional Instructional Standards Romantic Period Chamber

Instruments Cello String Bass Viola Violin

Performance Group String Ensemble

Product Description

The first movement is in 3/4 time, and in the sonata form, there are two contrasting themes.
The first theme is oriental and the second theme is western, and they contrast each other.
The second movement is in 4/4 time, and it is composed in ABA form, where slow themes are exchanged between instruments.
The third movement is in 3/8 time, and it is written in ABA form with a lively and humorous A theme and a slow B theme.
The fourth movement is in 4/4 time, and it has a variation form that quotes the theme of this Sonata, Ong Hye Ya. Ong Hye Ya originated from the Gyeongsang Province of South Korea, and was sung to cheer each other up during the difficult barley threshing. As the nature of the theme suggests, the parts continue to have an exciting conversation, giving and receiving. The musical atmosphere is heightened by the use of gorgeous arpeggios and colorful bariollage techniques. The original piece is a Sonata for violin and piano, and this piece has been reworked into a String Orchestra. Attached Music file is part of 1st mov. it's just for a reference.

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