Allegri - Miserere for 5-Part Trombone Ensemble

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Allegri - Miserere for 5-Part Trombone EnsembleMiserere mei, Deus (Have Mercy on me, O God) is a setting of Psalm 51 written in the 1630's and most likely sung in the Sistine Chapel during Good Friday of Holy Week. It is a wonderful example of polyphony in five parts. This work, beautifully arranged for 5 Part Trombone Choir (Ensemble) by Ralph Sauer, is about 5 minutes in length (with repeat) and is appropriate for moderately advanced performers. There is a story that this work was heard twice by

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