Monteverdi - Crucifixus for Trombone Quartet

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Monteverdi - Crucifixus for Trombone QuartetMonteverdi's Crucifixus for Trombone Quartet has been beautifully arranged by Jeff Reynolds. Taken from the Mass first published in 1641 towards the end of the composer's life, it is in the stile antico and extremely chromatic. Right from the opening measures, the chromatic line is descending, projecting the emotions of sadness and loss. The arrangement is appropriate for intermediate to advanced intermediate performers with the 1st part only in tenor

Use it as a climax to your concert

The “Laudamus te” is part of the nine section Gloria and features Soprano and Obligato Violin Solos expressing praise and adoration of God through elaborate ornamentation

The Secret of Ben Søgen for Trombone and Piano by the composer

Schubert - Ständchen

Double Appoggiatura

suspended cymbal

The work has been described most beautifully by Michael Kennedy who wrote

This is duly adopted by the Trombone and continues to be evident throughout the movement

instruments

Part 4 in Bass Clef

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In the summer of 2021

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