Various - Six Danceries de la Renaissance Française for Brass Quintet

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Various - Six Danceries de la Renaissance Française for Brass QuintetSix Danceries de la Renaissance Francaise for Brass Quintet edited by Jean Louis Couturier and composed by Claude Gervaise and Etienne du Tertre are great examples of dance music from the early 16th Century. They are delightful to listen to and perform, totaling about 12 minutes in length and are perfect for intermediate to higher performers. Free PDF Sample Cherry Classics Music Various Six Danceries de la Renaissance Francaise for Brass Quintet 4094

Professor Hinterbichler's Etudes concentrate on twelve of the most requested Tuba orchestral excerpts

The dramatic live recording is by the composer

sonorous and exhibiting the grandeur of a cathedral

Among his musical compositions were five trombone features for band in ragtime style which included Oh

Their true origin was uncovered by Professor Albert Kopfermann

The three movements are about 9-10 in length and suitable for advanced performers

for Brass Ensemble and Timpani

there would be heaven on earth

The ten minute work (with repeats) is appropriate for advanced performers and includes an optional part in alto clef for the first part

This arrangement is a must for every Christmas concert

Tchaikovsky drew on folk materials of Slavic character and also included the Russian National Anthem for good measure to please the Czar

bringing Ives' music to life for the Tuba world