Dubois - Alleluia for 5 or 6-part Brass Ensemble and Organ

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Dubois - Alleluia for 5 or 6-part Brass Ensemble and OrganAlleluia by Theodore Dubois has been arranged by Robert Coulter for 5 or 6 part Brass Ensemble and Organ. The work was first written as part of 12 New Pieces for Organ around 1896 and has become part of the French Romantic organ repertoire. The music is brilliant and festive with contrasting lyrical sections. Instrumentation for this almost 6 minute great sounding arrangement is for Trumpet in E flat, Trumpet in B flat, Horn, Trombone, (5 part using a

who has written a beautiful introduction

and Europe and they have been recorded by leading soloists

with the help of Anthony Patterson

as well as sacred works by Mozart

Barber states the hymn melody at the outset and then "transforms" or "mutates" it from its original form into several contrasting episodes

performed around Europe over the next few years

Let’s Play Trombone exposes you to all the key signatures and time signatures

composed most likely for organ in the period between 1706 and 1713

Sauer's excellent arrangement is appropriate for advanced performers and is about 6 minutes in length

a dear friend

Bass Trombone and Contrabass (optional) and is suitable for advanced performers

1 Piccolo Trumpet in b-flat