Debussy - Music for King Lear for Large Brass Ensemble and Timpani

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Debussy - Music for King Lear for Large Brass Ensemble and TimpaniDebussy wrote Music for King Lear, a five minute work in 1904 for a production of King Lear. The music is in A B A form beginning with a fanfare containing a combination of open and complex chords, giving it an ancient sound. The middle section is a relaxed intermezzo called "Lear Asleep" which is followed by a return to the fanfare. The music has been beautifully scored by Ralph Sauer for a 16 part large Brass Ensemble with Timpani and Percussion and

The “Songs” are mostly lyrical and of utmost beauty

10 is titled Lermoos

trombone and Natasha Kislenko

Now Is The Month Of Maying

The movements contain some jazz and traditional elements making for a great musical adventure for the performers and the audience

"Romance for Nada" is lyrical followed by the 3rd and final movement which is rhythmic and dramatic

Take a look in Robert King or Hickey's catalogues and you will not find much Brahms for Solo Horn and Piano

About seven minutes in length for advanced performers

A lovely collection of "19 Traditional Christmas Carols" for Trombone Quartet (and four Quintets) edited and compiled by Jeff Reynolds

with Organist Willis Noble at Eton College

Vor Deinen Thron

Any of the individual movements of this suite may also be purchased separately from our site