Lennon - cor prudentis for Large Brass Ensemble and Timpani

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Lennon - cor prudentis for Large Brass Ensemble and Timpanicor prudentis is a grand and noble work for 15 part brass ensemble and Timpani. Mr. Lennons work was commissioned in 1994 for the inauguration of Emory University's new president, William Chase and was premiered in the spring of 1995. The Latin phrase "cor prudentis possidebit scientiam" is the motto of the University, which is situated in Atlanta, Georgia. The English translation of the title is: the wise heart seeks knowledge. For advanced

Musical legend

He developed his own style of composition and stuck to it with amazing success

A brilliant movement from Handel's Te Deum HWV 283 from 1732

to achieve the dramatic contrasts essential for this piece it is necessary to focus on extremely soft

The late Mrs

This Christmas or Easter

Markey's writing for the Trombone and Piano accompaniment is fun and challenging

” This book can help players develop the endurance to play in their high register for some time (lead)

slurs and dynamics

Each of the 15 Inventions have been carefully laid out over two facing pages making the music easy to read

Fast-Slow-Fast and is about eleven minutes in length

a tune which is sung in a variety of forms in virtually every region of the province