Henry VIII - Pastime with good company - Symphony Orchestra Academic Brass Series

Henry VIII - Pastime with good company - Symphony Orchestra Academic Brass SeriesPastime with good company by Henry VIII (1491 1547) arranged for Symphony Orchestra by Mogens Andresen and Daniel Drage. "Pastime with good company" is a short melody, written for 3 vocalist by the King of England Henry VIII. In this arrangement, the music starts far away, almost so you cant really recognize the tune, and its ment to visualize that the Kings court is coming closer and closer, before you feel like you are in the midst of the Royal

Trombone part in Tenor clef

by Thomas Campbell

Standard Notation - 23 pages

– BALLETTO from 1638 – written by Spanish Bartolomeo Salverde

This arrangement is suitable for intermediate/advanced performers

for thou hast borne the Saviour of our souls

Mogens and Daniel has done a phenomenal job with this arrangement

The music was adapted and arranged by Lowell Mason from an older melody which was then believed to have originated from Handel

Solo Flugelhorn part in Bb

Brass Ensemble

Score with narrator text

his Galliard - by John Dowland (1563 – 1626) - Arranged for Brass Quintet and Drum by Brian Bindner