Schein - A Dominum factum est istud from Psalm 117 for 8-part Mixed Brass Ensemble

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Schein - A Dominum factum est istud from Psalm 117 for 8-part Mixed Brass EnsembleJohann Schein set two verses from Psalm 117 as an antiphonal choral piece in Latin. A Dominum factum est istud (This is the Lord's doing) has been wonderfully arranged for 8 part mixed Brass Ensemble by Kenneth Biggs. The work of almost 5 minutes in length is appropriate for moderately advanced performers and Mr. Biggs has supplied many substitute parts so the work may be performed by any number of Trumpets (in C or B flat), Flugelhorn, Horns in F,

This work is playable by advanced performers and includes parts in tenor clef

Bruckner himself hinted that the Scherzo movement was a "Jadthema" or hunting theme and "Volkfest" or people's festival

The music begins with a simple and quiet melody

Promenade - Walking the Dog is a musical sequence from the 1937 movie Shall We Dance

We might make fun of them for it

a wonderful transcription for a Classical style Wind Ensemble set by Paul Bryan

Clarke reminds the performer to always produce a noble sound

was born in Nuremberg and received his initial training in music from his father

Although playable by a Quartet

The brief sound sample is from the Prelude movement and very nicely performed by Mr

he was also a leading soloist with the Sousa band and toured with it throughout North America

hypnotic melodies supported by simple chord structures and are full of cryptic comments such as ”counsel yourself carefully” and ”be clairvoyant