Gabrieli - Canzon per Sonar Duodecimi toni à 8 for 8-part Brass Ensemble w. substitute parts

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Gabrieli - Canzon per Sonar Duodecimi toni à 8 for 8-part Brass Ensemble w. substitute partsGiovanni Gabrieli's Canzon per sonar duodecimi toni 8 (Ch. 174) is an instrumental work in 8 parts (2 choirs antiphonal) composed in 1597 as part of a collection of 45 motets titled Sacrae Symphoniae. These works were performed in St. Marks Basilica after Gabrieli returned to Venice to become the principal organist there and propelled him to become recognized as one of Europe's leading composers. The instrumental works of the Sacrae Symphoniae have

this work was composed in New York in 1918 at the beginning of the composer’s self-imposed exile from Russia after its Revolution

trombonist at the University of Tennessee at Martin

the intonation to play pleasantly

Wotan's Farewell

Petites Litanies de Jesus (The Little Litanies of Jesus)

Philharmonic Sonny Ausman (straight tunes) and retired Professor Steve Sample (swing tunes)

The choice of a vocal soloist singing without words was not new at that time

Each piece is based on a region of Spain and is honored with a unique dance celebrating the area's character

Here are a few comments on this new Concerto:

published and distributed in Canada

Murray was my private trombone teacher at Duquesne University where he maintained a large studio of private trombone students and directed the trombone choir

pensiero” (the great chorus of the Hebrew slaves) and reaches its energetic conclusion full of gusto

Exchange/Return Notes