This film-music was realized following a particular aim: it is played by instruments that should remind of ancient times \u2013such as woodwind and brass instruments and percussions\u2013 which are still today typical in Ladin <\/i>music tradition. As the legend can\u2019t be set in a precise historical period the music presents a particular character which should describe the legendary happenings \u201cin suspension\u201d in an undefined dimension of time.A particular role is played by singing, as it characterises the quite complex figure of Dolasila \/ Lujanta \u2013the twin sisters princesses\u2013, expressing their feelings about the different happenings in the legend. The soprano voice should remind of a mysterious voice coming from the heart of the mountains and keeping its soul, so that one can just hear the sounds which aren\u2019t bound to words, but won\u2019 t be able to get the secrets of the mountains revealed. Only in the song \u201cDolasila y Ey de Net\u201d \/ \u201cDolasila and Ey de Net\u201d, the voice tells of Dolasila\u2019s desperation when she understands that her love for Ey de Net will never be fulfilled as she sings:<\/p>\n \u201cEverything is lost, everything is out, forever\u201d<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Moreover each kind of instrument reminds of a figure or a particular theme in the legend:<\/p>\n The trumpets:<\/strong> \u00a0Percussions:<\/strong> Woodwind instruments<\/strong> They characterise the precious gem Raj\u00ebta and therefore its owner, the warrior-princess Dolasila. The whole legend is built up around the longing for that stone \u2013the symbol of power\u2013 of many figures. Moreover they also express the important relation between Dolasila and her bewitched weapons. After Dolasila\u2019 s death they always announce together with singing the appearance of her twin-sister Lujanta.<\/p>\n Generally they are typical of the presence of female characters \u2013Dolasila, Lujanta and Queen of Fanes.<\/p>\n Brass instruments<\/strong><\/p>\n Tuba, Trombone, Horn<\/strong><\/p>\n They characterise the main male figures in the legend. Rival characters like the King of Fanes and the Prince Ey de Net are always announced by these instruments. They also represent the supernatural: tuba is bound to the wicked sorcerer Spina the Mul and to his sister, the witch Tsicuta \u2013to their presence but also to their invisible spells.<\/p>\n Moreover the horn represents danger and upcoming fights.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Le R\u00ebgn de Fanes This film-music was realized following a particular aim: it is played by instruments that should remind of ancient times \u2013such as woodwind and brass instruments and percussions\u2013 which are still today typical in Ladin music tradition. As the legend can\u2019t be set in a precise historical period the music presents a […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-4760","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nand the musical theme played by them represent the silver trumpets of the Reign of Fanes, which herald its glory.<\/p>\n
\nRepresent the main theme of fighting, as the whole plot is based on the many conquers of the Fanes. Deeply bound to them are the figures of the two princes Ey de Net and the one of the Cajut\u00e9s (unnamed in the legend). On the one side Ey de Net finds love through fight, on the other the Prince of the Cajut\u00e9s dies in a battle. The magic stone and precious gem Raj\u00ebta is also (see below) represented by a percussion instrument (chimes), because it is the symbol of power, always bound to battles in the legend.<\/p>\n
\nClarinet, Bass clarinet, Basset horn, Bassoon, Oboe, Transverse Flute, Piccolo:<\/p>\n