Clarke - Two Voluntaries for Brass Quintet and optional Timpani

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Clarke - Two Voluntaries for Brass Quintet and optional TimpaniKeith Terrett has beautifully arranged for Brass Quintet and optional Timpani two of the most popular Voluntaries by Jeremiah Clarke. 1. Trumpet Voluntary (also known as the Prince of Denmark's March) written around 1700 and 2. Trumpet Tune. They are both very recognizable and used very often for wedding processionals. During WWII, Trumpet Voluntary was used during broadcasts of the BBC and became strongly associated with the opposition to Nazi

Chopin's music is bittersweet

Miss Trombonism is one of five entertaining works of Davis' "Trombone Family" written between 1915 and 1921 with the subtitle - A Slippery Tune

These two disks should be in every serious Trombonist's library

however this great arrangement for 8-part Trombone Ensemble by Randall Malmstrom is spectacular sounding

This collection has been dedicated to the late Steve Witser by his former student

The dramatic performance of the sound sample is by the arranger himself

These 20 Etudes will be a valuable asset to teachers and students

high register (b-flat and above)

The E minor Sonata Op

Volume I (Chorales 1-145)

Although playable by a Quartet

Some critics consider the Severn Suite to be Elgar’s best work in his later years