Dukas - Fanfare from La Peri for Brass Quintet

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Dukas - Fanfare from La Peri for Brass QuintetFanfare from La Peri was composed by Paul Dukas in 1912 for his ballet of the same name. The Fanfare is in three sections a powerful and shimmering grand opening, a gentler midsection and then a return to the initial fanfare. This short work has become super popular and is now available in a great setting for traditional brass quintet by James Haynor. Fanfare from La Peri for Brass Quintet is appropriate for advanced performers and the instrumentation

28 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano

It is comprised of fifteen movements featuring hymns from the Russian Orthodox liturgy sung by a capella choir

The Sonata has three movements and works beautifully for Tenor Trombone

Bass Drum and Snare Drum

Dvorak's Slavonic Dances are among his most popular and accessible compositions

Handel's "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" is one of his many biblical oratorios and was first performed in 1748

The Trombonists encounter a brief

following the tradition of Arthur Pryor and others of that era

(one of Tchaikovsky's final works before his untimely death) is a most lovely movement with the unusual (for its day) time signature of 5/4

Under license from Hal Leonard Music

It has become one of the staples of the Tenor Trombone repertoire and is now available in a fantastic new arrangement by Jacob Elkin for Trombone solo with Wind Ensemble (Band)

Jack Was Every Inch a Sailor

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