Grieg - Huldigungsmarsch for 12-part Brass Ensemble & Percussion

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Grieg - Huldigungsmarsch for 12-part Brass Ensemble & PercussionHuldigungsmarsch (Homage March) by Edvard Grieg was written in 1872 as part of incidental music to the historical play Sigurd Jorsalfar by Bjrnstjerne Bjrnson. The music is noble, fanfare like, majestic and exciting and it will add a lot to your next concert. Beautifully arranged for 12 part Brass Choir by David Mathie this 8 minute work is suitable for moderately advanced performers. The instrumentation is for 3 Trumpets in B flat, 4 Horns, 3

4 Trombones (optional Euphonium part)

Ralph Sauer has beautifully edited Volume 2 of the Milde Concert Studies

The Ave Verum is slow

Cherry Classics Music · Gounod for Two Trombones and Piano

This arrangement is appropriate for advanced performers and is scored for Trumpet in D

It would make a great addition to a recital

Movement three depicts the chaotic nature of the raging fire of 1945 as World War II was coming to a close

The author hopes that by choosing a well-known song as the basis of the studies

The thirteen-minute work is for very advanced players and will challenge the technique and musicianship of the performer

The work is suitable for moderately advanced performers and is all in bass clef

The mood immediately brightens as the rhythm section enters and the piece then provides brief improvisational space for guitar

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