Brahms - Five Songs, Op. 41 for 4-part Trombone Ensemble

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Brahms - Five Songs, Op. 41 for 4-part Trombone EnsembleFive Songs, Op. 41 were first published in 1867 and were Brahms' only foray into a cappella men's chorus. The songs are of contrasting character, ranging from serious and dark to exuberant and carry the genius of the great composer in each work. Karl Hinterbichler has expertly arranged the Five Songs for a 4 part Trombone Ensemble of moderately advanced performers totalling about 14 minutes of music. Free PDF Sample

featuring the dramatic opening and the iconic 1st Trombone solo

and Trombone departments

and one bass trombone

no planned schedule for arriving at a certain point after a year

short piece that could serve as an opener to an

Laudate Dominum by Palestrina

Victor Ewald is primarily known for his beautiful brass quintet works

All parts have equal weight in importance in this setting

This 4 1/2 minute work is appropriate for moderately advanced to advanced performers

lots of "meaty" pedal B-flats and some passages up an octave) by Ilan with composer Jim Hopson performing on the cowbell (Bravo Jim

This wonderful transcription has been scored for Tuba Quartet of 2 Euphoniums and 2 Tubas

Keith Terrett has also been brilliant with his 3 minute arrangement (in C minor