Locke - Music for His Majesty's Sackbuts for Trombone Quartet

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Locke - Music for His Majesty's Sackbuts for Trombone QuartetBritish Baroque composer Matthew Locke was hired by the royal court to write "brass music" and in the case of this work, for the Coronation of King Charles II in 1661. Music for His Majesty's Sackbuts for Trombone Quartet, beautifully arranged by Mark. J. LaFratta, originally included cornetts along with the sackbuts. This arrangement for Trombone Quartet (Trombone 1 has parts in alto and tenor clefs) contains 8 movements: Ayre, Courante I, Allemande

It became more famous as a Violin piece because of an arrangement by August Wilhelmj (1845-1908)

The following section uses an ascending Dorian mode scale as its primary motif

and publisher Nathaniel Cleophas "Shorty" Davis was written in 1918 as a Trombone solo in the American genre of Ragtime featuring the trombone's patented glissando as the "hook"

the piece was dedicated to Prince Albert

giving the performers a nice mix of keys

During many of the master classes I have given in the past years

and they are an absolute delight to perform

YouTube video of Eric Starr performing Chorale No

The music begins very quietly and slowly

The Black Horse Troop March has been arranged for Trombone Quartet all in bass clef by Philip Brink and is appropriate for intermediate performers

Trio Sonatas for Trombone Trio have been transcribed by retired L

singing and more making for a lively experience for performers and listeners

Exchange/Return Notes