Fucik - Florentiner March for Brass Quintet

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Fucik - Florentiner March for Brass QuintetFucik's Florentiner March is a rousing piece for Brass Quintet by one of the world's greatest march composers. Brad Howland has done a fantastic job with the scoring of this work, and is for moderately advanced players with good endurance. For 2 Trumpets in B flat, Horn, Trombone and Tuba. Free pdf Sample

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Mendelssohn's and Wagner's wedding marches may be among the most recognizable classical music ever written

6 alternate substitute Horn parts

The Serenade has a very similar mood to the slow movement of the Concerto

They are performed by many artists around the world

The total work is about ten minutes in length and is for moderately advanced players (good high school and up)

a very cozy Jazz chorded version

The actual Trombone part includes an extra blank staff for the soloist's own ornamentation markings based on Professor Hall's instructions

can be performed on Tuba

light and bouncy with challenging technique

Ian McDougall's brilliant playing made such an impression on Wes that he promised himself he would write a work for him

Euph 1 has an improvised solo and all the other parts get their share of the limelight in other ways