Museta for string orchestra

Robert de la Riba ( 1912 - 1999 )
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6 Minutes
Tritó
15
2009
2009
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Museta is a derivation of the French word Musette, which was the name given to a type of bagpipe used in the royal courts during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The most characteristic feature of the bagpipe is the drone, a sound that remains constant (long note) while playing the main melody. Robert de la Riba manages to fully reflect the character of this type of instrument in this wellbalanced composition.