Schoenberg - Notturno for Trombone Ensemble

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Schoenberg - Notturno for Trombone EnsembleNotturno was written in 1895 by Arnold Schoenberg, originally for Strings and Harp. Hayden Stellges has exquisitely arranged the composer's early work for 7 part Trombone Ensemble. The atmosphere is calm and serene, with rich textures emotionally tugging at your heartstrings as the work builds and builds, exploding into a giant climax before settling down into the final bars. This 3 minute work is appropriate for advanced performers. Free PDF Sample

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