Falck - Conspiratorial for Bass Trombone and Piano

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Falck - Conspiratorial for Bass Trombone and PianoConspiratorial for Bass Trombone and Piano is a brief, dramatic work, written at age 13 by Aaron Falck. Inspired by the tension of secret plans and shadowy motives, the piece blends chromatic gestures, sudden outbursts, and sly rhythms to evoke a feeling of intrigue. With the bass trombone as the schemer and the piano as both accomplice and foil, Conspiratorial creates a theatrical miniature full of twists and turns. Free PDF Sample

The 5-minute work for moderately advanced performers is in three movements - Fast - Slow - Fast

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This work of a bit over 5 minutes in length is appropriate for intermediate performers and is all in bass clef

and those who fail are executed

There is a wonderful simplicity to Bridge's music that was lost forever just two years later at the beginning of the "Great War

in the Lord) by Giovanni Gabrieli is from his 1597 Sacrae Symphoniae (Ch

173) is an instrumental work in 8 parts (2 choirs antiphonal) composed in 1597 as part of a collection of 45 motets titled Sacrae Symphoniae

but some players’ parts (within the eight total in the percussion ensemble) are indeed easier

Quoniam tu solus Sanctus features the horn as an obligato solo along with the basso soloist singing the religious text

23 by Amy Beach was composed in 1893 as a violin solo and dedicated to the famous American violinist Maud Powell who premiered the work with Beach in the same year at the World Columbian Exposition in Chicago

In this setting by Geoffrey Bergler for Cornet or Trumpet solo with an ensemble of winds or band

The Dance Suite for Three Trombones & Tuba was commissioned by the Low Brass section of the Vancouver Opera and aided with a grant from the British Columbia Arts Council

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