Bruckner - Adagio from Symphony No. 8 for 10-part Brass Ensemble

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Bruckner - Adagio from Symphony No. 8 for 10-part Brass EnsembleBruckner's Adagio from Symphony No. 8 has been arranged by Randall Malmstrom for a 10 part Brass Ensemble. The Adagio is noteworthy in being the longest slow movement in the musical repertoire, (clocking in between 25 and 35 minutes in length) and the only work of his that uses a harp and cymbals. This beautiful 6 minute fragment is lush, deeply spiritual, solemn and warm. The Adagio is the central emotional core of the entire work. It is appropriate

The two interspersed slow movements are dissimilar

It's first performance was by Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Orchestra

Doctor and Clown

The work was composed as part of a larger set of incidental works in 1810 for a play that commemorated 16th-century martyr Lamoral

Purcell's Sonata was originally written for Trumpet in D about 1694 and has been deftly arranged in the key of B-flat for Tuba or Bass Trombone by Jeremy Niles Kempton

sight-reading

Granados was a Spanish composer whose music had the unique style of his homeland burned into his soul

Bach: Air in G

Brubeck's “Stereograms for Bass Clef Instruments” are musical versions of the graphic form

Pavane of the Sleeping Beauty in the forest

Tchaikovsky transposed the movement

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