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Rachmaninoff - Three Hymns from "Vespers" for Brass QuintetRachmaninoff's Vespers or All Night Vigil as it is more properly called, was premiered in 1915 in Moscow. It is comprised of fifteen movements featuring hymns from the Russian Orthodox liturgy sung by a capella choir. It was one of the composer's favorite works. Evan Becker has done an excellent job of arranging the following three Hymn movements for standard Brass Quintet: 1. Come, Let Us Worship 6. Rejoice, O Virgin 15. To Thee, Victorious Leader

Volume II and III are in preparation

The mp3 sound clip features Ralph Sauer (Trombone) and Miriam Hickman (Piano)

They are musical works with a lot of character and should be a part of every Tubist's library

Arthur Honegger and Joseph Canteloube

possibly evoking the mood of Europe in the throes of great upheavals and the Great War

The Traditional Christmas Carol Joy to the World has been cleverly arranged in a jazz style for 6-part Tuba Ensemble (3 Euphoniums and 3 Tubas) by Los Angeles studio Trombonist

These Counterparts may be practiced and played as etudes alone

and I hope those of you who read this can recognize what you told me

At once fatalist and mocking

The music of about three minutes in length is appropriate for advanced performers

The work is about 3 minutes in length and appropriate for moderately advanced performers

The 1st Trumpet part can be optionally played on Flugelhorn

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