Kempton - Ricercar for Sonorous Instruments - Trombone Quartet

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Kempton - Ricercar for Sonorous Instruments - Trombone QuartetA ricercar is an instrumental work that was popular in the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Jeremy Kempton's stirring "Ricercar for Sonorous Instruments" harkens back to the Venetian splendor of the Gabrielis who epitomized the Glory of Venice at its height. This 3 minute work is in A B A form beginning with a fanfare like Allegro that gives way to a contrasting lyrical section which seems to almost melt away. The piece then returns to the opening

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

The live performance sound sample of the complete work below features Trombonist Dr

Renaissance Dance

Impromptu is a Piano work written by Dvorak in 1883 at the behest his friend Vaclav Juda Novotny to be inserted as a supplement into his music magazine

Fifteen beautiful Hymns and Spirituals arranged in Bass Clef for Trombone Quartet by Sonny Ausman

The slower you play some of the pages

the Saxon State Library was destroyed during the bombings of Dresdon

Parry set these famous words to music in his great unison song Anthem in 1916

Phil Brink's new work for unaccompanied Bass Trombone is in three contrasting movements:

Geoffrey Bergler has arranged Eubie's Ragtime classic of about 4 minutes in length for Brass Quintet of advanced performers

Four Short Prayers of Saint Francis of Assisi were introduced to Poulenc by his nephew Jérome

having a quick “Gigue-like” Allegro tacked on to the end

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