GabrieliAndrea - Angeli, Archangeli for Trombone Quartet

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GabrieliAndrea - Angeli, Archangeli for Trombone QuartetAngeli, Archangeli by Andrea Gabrieli is a sacred a cappella motet in the Renaissance style first published in Venice, 1576. It is in 4 parts and is contained in his collection entitled Ecclesiasticarum cantionum 4 vocum and is often sung for the feast of All Saints. The text which is included with the score refers to the Angels, archangels, thrones and dominions. This work has been beautifully transcribed by Italian trombonist and educator Fabio

Here the joyful entertaining atmosphere is a total contrast to the previous themes

ZENITH for Brass Quintet by Will Whitten is a fast-paced

This Sonata is dedicated to Robert Hausmann who premiered the first Sonata and was a collaborator with Joseph Joachim in the premier of the Double Concerto

Sauer does a beautiful job editing the four and a half minute work for advanced performers

Its haunting melody and expressive harmonies have made it a beloved piece among both performers and audiences alike

The carol is also known today as Christ was born on Christmas Day

John Dowland (1563-1626) was an English Renaissance Composer

the Trombone section can join the rest of the Orchestra and have a great time performing the most famous Choruses from The Messiah

This genre became very popular in the late 1870s

This work is highly recommended for University Trombone Choirs and makes an excellent addition to any program

It was published during the 1890-91 period while he was traveling through Europe to study

The album is titled: alkemē by the St

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