Holst - St. Paul’s Suite for 10-part Brass Ensemble

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Holst - St. Paul’s Suite for 10-part Brass EnsembleHolst's St. Paul's Suite has been transcribed for 10 part Brass Ensemble (double Brass quintet) by James Haynor. This four movement work is a classic originally written in 1912 for string orchestra and is named after the "St. Paul's Girls' School" in the UK where Holst was Music Director for almost 30 years. He later added wind parts to allow more of his students to participate. The four movements are titled as follows: I. Jig: Vivace (alternating

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