Gabrieli - Sonata - Trombone Quartet Horn and Piano

Gabrieli - Sonata - Trombone Quartet Horn and PianoSonata by Giovanni Gabrieli for Trombone Quartet arranged by Mogens Andresen. Giovanni Gabrieli (1553 1612) was an organ player in St. Marcs Basilica, Venice in Italy 1584 1612. It was at the Basilica he gained fame for his pieces for groups of musicians that was placed on the balconies and gallaries around the church, where they would play back and forth as replies to each other. Gabrieli often wrote for Trombones. This Sonata was originally written

its orchestration was revised and amplified by (among others) Mozart - and now also by Tobias Rägle

Including multiphonics

While at Eastman

"The Stars and Stripes Forever

The epic Funeral march ( Trauermarch ) from Gotterdammerung 3rd act arranged for Brass Ensemble in a equally epic fashion

Score (53 pages)

"Overture to Barber of Seville" - Gioacchino Rossini (1792 -1868) - arranged for Brass Quartet by Scott A

Arranged for Mezzosoprano and Brass Choir by Brian Bindner

Adagio for Strings may be heard on many film

1 in Bb - by W

Bb Trumpet ( integrated Flügelhorn in the part )

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