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Raum - Quartet for HornsElizabeth Raum's Quartet for Horns was written for the Canadian Horn Quartet in 1998. The four parts are all of equal difficulty and importance and are a "tour de force" for the horn quartet repertoire. The four movements are self explanatory: 1. Fanfare, 2. Andante con moto, 3. Scherzo, 4. Echoes. The work is about 9 minutes in length and is appropriate for advanced performers. Listen to the great live performance below by the Rookh Horn Quartet

has become one of the most recognized works in the brass quintet repertoire

the entire world hit the pause button and forced musicians

This Sonata is dedicated to Robert Hausmann who premiered the first Sonata and was a collaborator with Joseph Joachim in the premier of the Double Concerto

each of the Three Volumes is available in five different versions--Alto Trombone

Bach wrote in the score that the composer has died

for advancing one’s playing skills

Drei Equali for Trombone Quartet in its original key

The 'driven' music of the opening returns suggesting that the pursuance of our dream promises ultimate satisfaction

This arrangement by Keith Terrett Brass Octet (in the key of B-flat) captures the true spirit of the music

Three Pieces

The standard method of teaching intonation by the intuitive method is discussed and shown to be flawed

Part 1 can be performed on alto or tenor and goes up to high "f's"

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