Sibelius - Finlandia for 11-part Brass Ensemble & Timpani

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Sibelius - Finlandia for 11-part Brass Ensemble & TimpaniFinlandia is the best known work of Jan Sibelius, written in 1899 as a covert protest against Russias increasing meddling in the affairs of Finland. The 8 minute work is stormy, rousing, and patriotic in character concluding with a magnificent climax. The dramatic arrangement for 11 part Brass Ensemble and Timpani by Randall Malmstrom is appropriate for advanced performers. Instrumentation is: 3 trumpets (parts in C & B flat), 4 horns, 3 trombones,

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The work may be performed by a brass quintet by featuring the Trombonist and being accompanied by the other four performers

The four movements are:

Each work is a full Sonata of at least 15 minutes in length and exploits the technical and musical attributes of the Trombone

listening to the great melodies in Tchaikovsky's works

The sound clip is of the Summit Brass

Water has the lines of the instruments flowing

Instrumentation is for: 4 Trumpets in B-flat (2 may use piccolo)

He and his wife Clara rented a pedal-board piano

Omnes Gentes Plaudite by Giovanni is a 16-part vocal motet in four choirs that has been transcribed for Trombone Choir by Russell McKinney

composed in 1916-17 from a commission by Sergei Diaghilev