Bruckner - Symphony No. 5 Adagio extracts for 5-part Trombone Ensemble

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Bruckner - Symphony No. 5 Adagio extracts for 5-part Trombone EnsembleSymphony No. 5 by Anton Bruckner was written in 1875 76 and given the name of Fantastic by the composer himself, although never added to the score. Unfortunately, Bruckner never heard a live performance by orchestra of this glorious work. Randall Malmstrom has arranged extracts of the Adagio movement for a 5 part Trombone Ensemble including alto on the top part and a contrabass on the bottom part, giving it a very wide and luscious sonority. The 5 1 2

Instrumentation is: 4 Trumpets in B-flat

“Best Instrumental Performance”

3 which is Psalm 38 set in the Phrygian Mode

B-flat and Flugelhorn)

Carl Heinrich's career was by and large pre-determined by circumstances beyond his control

This seven minute work has been beautifully transcribed by Stuart O'Neil and is suitable for moderately advanced performers

Included are also scale exercises and a large portion of the father of Danish trombone tradition Anton Hansen's exercises which have long been out of print

Paul's Girls' School" in the UK where Holst was Music Director for almost 30 years

Tchaikovsky's Festival Coronation March was commissioned by the City of Moscow in 1883 for the coronation of Tsar Alexander III and was first performed on June 4 of that year

largely unknown to the Euphonium world

Verdi composed Pater Noster in 1880 soon after writing his monumental Requiem

discovered a number of years after his death

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