Strauss - Festmusik der stadt Wien - Brass Ensemble Wiener Classical

Strauss - Festmusik der stadt Wien - Brass Ensemble Wiener ClassicalFestmusik der stadt Wien, by Richard Strauss arranged for Brass Ensemble by Daniel Drage. Strauss finished the score of the Festive Music for the City of Vienna on January 14, 1943 at his Viennese home. It was written for the Viennese Corp of Trumpeters and scored for 10 trumpets, 7 trombones (2 alto, 3 tenor, 2 bass), 2 tubas and timpani, divided into two choirs. The score is dedicated to the Vienna Town Council, officially in gratitude for having

and orchestra leader Gene Orloff

Tuba or Euphonium or Bass Trombone part in bass clef

Tuba part in bass clef ( Tuba parts in treble clef B and E flat included )

Initially written for Trumpet and Piano

Arranger: Guzis

Blue Green Day - by Matthew Murchison for Euphonium and Piano

Horn part in F or Eb - both parts included

Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral - by Richard Wagner - arranged for Trombone Quartet by Jack Gale

Trumpet part in Bb ( or Flugelhorn )

But the equalis works beautifully for brass quartet as well - nicely demonstrated in this arrangement by Paul Bara

Detective Medley - various composers - Arrangement for Symphony Orchestra by Øivind Westby

Quincy Jones