Holst - Jupiter The Bringer of Jollity from the Planets - for Brass Ensemble and Percussion

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Holst - Jupiter The Bringer of Jollity from the Planets - for Brass Ensemble and PercussionJupiter, The Bringer of Jollity, from Holst's immortal music, The Planets, brings magic from the score into the concert hall. Holst has written a score and Ralph Sauer has transcribed it in such a way that the brilliant sounds and joyous mood are perfectly matched for 14 part Brass Ensemble with Timpani and Percussion. Scored for: 4 Trumpets in C (part 1 is for includes Piccolo, part 4 includes Flugelhorn) 4 Horns in F, Trombones, Tenor Tuba, 2 Tubas,

from the class of 1970 and studied with the late Emory Remington

scored for Trumpets in C

Not only does he understand this condition

This arrangement of about ten minutes in length by Randall Malmstrom is a full transcription of the movement and is appropriate for advanced performers

Movement II - Based on a tune that came to me in a dream

John Anthony Lennon's new work for unaccompanied Trumpet is a work that has noble tones and evokes strong emotions to the listener and artist

The music is very popular as wedding music (performed at the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana) and was broadcast by the BBC extensively during WW II during the occupation of Denmark

Kempton has done a magnificent job in arranging these great pieces of music for two Trombones

The two dances are about six and a half minutes in length and can be performed by advanced musicians

The instrumentation is for Solo Trombone (Alto and Tenor parts are supplied) 2 Flutes

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utilizing themes from composers of that era

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