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Als August in die Berge ging - When August went into the mountains

[1-11] One day August decides to go into the mountains.
[12-37] He is casually strolling the way up in a relaxed manner, poorly equipped. [38-53] The mountain top before his eyes, [54-69], he sees a short cut through a rock wall. He is climbing up t

Instrumentation:

Blasorchester

Category:

Konzertmusik

Duration:

07:30

Difficulty level:

3

Komponist:

Gerhard Hafner

Als August in die Berge ging - Blasorchester - Konzertmusik

Blasorchester - Konzertmusik - Als August in die Berge ging

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Description [1-11] One day August decides to go into the mountains. [12-37] He is casually strolling the way up in a relaxed manner, poorly equipped. [38-53] The mountain top before his eyes, [54-69], he sees a short cut through a rock wall. He is climbing up this difficult path, with high spirits and confident that he will reach the peak more quickly. [70-105] Now August is in a predicament. No more able to step back or forth, he is slipping on a wet spot and falling backwards down the mountain. [105-141] August is lying on a rock ledge, covered in blood and motionless. [143-151] Slowly August regains consciousness and cannot grasp that he has fallen because of his poor equipment. [152-190] A bit groggy, August wants to reach the mountain top at all costs. This time he chooses the easier ascent up the mountain. [191-197] Finally reaching the cross on the top of the mountain, August remembers his predicament in the rock. And if he has learned something from it, he will still be alive today.