Goed Zo! (Neridah Oostenbroek) for String Orchestra
Goed zo (pronounced “Hood Tso”) is a Dutch word meaning “well done” or “doing well”. It is often used as a war-cry at sporting events to cheer along the athletes – or in this case, the musicians, and is very energetic! This piece is thus fast and lively and is written in D minor. The opening section in 6/8 time uses a lot of spiccato and there is extensive position work. There is a change of mood and time signature in the middle section before the opening melody returns with an exciting finish!
Grade: 3.5
Duration: 2’20”
Instrumentation: Vln 1, Vln2, Vla, Cello, Bass
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Goed zo (pronounced “Hood Tso”) is a Dutch word meaning “well done” or “doing well”. It is often used as a war-cry at sporting events to cheer along the athletes – or in this case, the musicians, and is very energetic! This piece is thus fast and lively and is written in D minor. The opening section in 6/8 time uses a lot of spiccato and there is extensive position work. There is a change of mood and time signature in the middle section before the opening melody returns with an exciting finish!
Grade: 3.5
Duration: 2’20”
Instrumentation: Vln 1, Vln2, Vla, Cello, Bass
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