Barat - Andante et Allegro for Brass Quintet featuring Solo Trombone

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Barat - Andante et Allegro for Brass Quintet featuring Solo TromboneAndante et Allegro by Barat has become a staple of the trombone solo repertoire since it was first published in 1900. It is the perfect musical vehicle for performers to learn to express themselves, as the music lends itself so well to many different interpretations. Bob Burnham has beautifully arranged it for Brass Quintet featuring solo Trombone of advanced performers. Listening to the digital track below to get an idea about this great arrangement.

the author of Solo Literature for Trombone and Harp - An Annotated Bibliography

by Leroy Anderson is one of the most beloved arrangements of the Christmas season

Yet ironically

Instrumentation is for six Tenors (parts 1-5 in Tenor Clef

the Mother cries out

There are now 6 movements (all superbly transcribed by Mr

Gounod's Three Romances Without Words arranged by Ralph Sauer are taken from a group of five originally composed for Solo Piano between 1861 and 1866

composed in 1868 is a hymn by the Thirteenth-Century theologian

(Farewell) being distinguished by having been performed at Brahms’s funeral

Movement II is after "Lou Harrison" a "mystic" classical composer

but having each section resting during one of the movements

The two movements are nine minutes in length are suitable for advanced performers