Bruckner - Symphony No. 9, 1st movement coda for 8-part Trombone Ensemble

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Bruckner - Symphony No. 9, 1st movement coda for 8-part Trombone EnsembleSymphony No. 9 in D minor by Anton Bruckner is his final work, unfinished and in 3 movements. Randall Malmstrom has arranged another great excerpt from the Austrian master, the Coda of Movement I for an 8 part Trombone Ensemble. The Coda is solemn, majestic, spiritual, and leaves the listener spellbound, its effect being so overwhelming. The arrangement of about 3 1 2 minutes in length is appropriate for advanced performers. The top part is in alto

"This music was commissioned for the inauguration of James W

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