SKU: HL.48181899
UPC: 888680954697. 9.0x12.0x0.165 inches.
Recreation (1958) by Pierre Gabaye is a piece for Brass Quartet including a Piano: Trumpet, Horn, Trombone and Piano. Ideal for concert and recitals, this very melodious and light-hearted work lasts 12?30 minutes. The Piano part is as difficult as the Brasses, which are also really harmonious together. It is divided into three movements: I. Allegretto II. Largo III. Presto Pierre Gabaye (1930-2000) was a French musician who composed both Classical and Jazz music and won the Prix de Rome in 1956..
SKU: SU.27180080
Based on a poem by Sara Teasdale, this octet recreates the shimmering of rains with an effect where two players place their bells against each others' when playing. The poem's sense of divided worlds is also shown through the front quartet's mostly melodic material juxtaposed against the back quartet's mostly textural passages.Horn Octet Duration: 7' Composed: 2019 Published by: Brodack Music.
SKU: FT.FM137
ISBN 9790570480364.
Saxo phone Octet SSAATTBB . Giovanni Gabrieli composed his Canzon septimi toni for the majestic St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice, where he was organist and principal composer from 1585 until his death. It comes from a collection of music for brass that Gabrieli composed for church use and published in 1597 under the title Sacrae symphoniae . The pieces in the collection are for various combinations of trumpets and trombones, whose players would have been placed antiphonally inside St. Mark's to take advantage of the church's acoustics and to clarify the dialogic musical structure of works such as the Canzon . This arrangement recreates the antiphonal effects using two sax quartets. The two groups sometimes alternate and sometimes overlap, using rich contrapuntal textures to build the music to a grand climax. Separating the two groups spatially adds yet more interest to the aural experience. Not technically difficult (in concert Bb major), but the use of minim time signatures and the complex polyphony make it musically more challenging.
