ClarkeHL - The Débutante for Brass Quintet featuring Trumpet solo

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ClarkeHL - The Débutante for Brass Quintet featuring Trumpet soloHerbert L. Clarke's The Dbutante Caprice Brillante was written in 1912 and is one of over 50 solos that he wrote for solo Cornet with Concert Band or Piano accompaniment. These solos are still performed to this day as they are entertaining and technically challenging for the performer. Geoffrey Bergler has beautifully arranged this work of about 4 1 2 minutes for Brass Quintet of advanced performers with the 1st Trumpet part doing most (some of the

The music is very expressive and tonal

Ciacona (original key of F minor for organ) has been beautifully arranged for Tuba/Euphonium Quartet in G minor by Mark LaFratta

5 minutes in length

offering a beautiful match with the soprano voice

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was a German immigrant to America who wrote more than 28 method books for almost all of the major instruments

is one of the greatest choral works ever written

Contrapunctus VI is in four parts and written in “Stylo Francese”

The 3-movement work of almost 20 minutes in length is a joy to perform and to listen to

Some people may even use castanets to enhance this obviously Spanish work

A great way to show off your star Trombonist on a concert

Richard Strauss