Hassler - Verbum caro factum est for 6-part Trombone ensemble

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Hassler - Verbum caro factum est for 6-part Trombone ensembleHans Leo Hassler (1564 1612), son of an Organist, was born in Nuremberg and received his initial training in music from his father. As a young man he studied in Venice and became close friends with Giovanni Gabrieli, both eventually studying composition with Giovanni's Uncle Andrea. Hassler gained a reputation as an innovative composer and also traveled throughout Germany as a consultant in the construction of Pipe Organs. Dr. Palmer has transcribed

was written in 1887 for Piano four hands

Although marches such as Semper Fidelis

Poirier has done an excellent job of scoring this music for an Eight-part Trombone Ensemble

The sound clip is performed by Mr

The musical version may contain two or three individual parts within a single melodic line

Impressionist and Celtic flavors together in a brilliant way

New transcription of Bach’s The Great Fugue in G Minor for Brass Quintet arranged by Geoffrey Leader

that when Britain was made perfect

O Magnum Mysterium is a four-part A cappella motet written in Latin for the Catholic Church service and is performed mostly around the Christmas period

Stephansdom is certainly one of them

This transcription is very tastefully done

2 Tenor Trombones

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