Hentzschel - Canzon 1649 for 8-part Trombone Ensemble

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Hentzschel - Canzon 1649 for 8-part Trombone EnsembleCanzon 1649 by Johann Hentzschel for 8 part Trombone ensemble is reminiscent of Gabrieli and others of the late Renaissance period with antiphonal writing for multiple choirs. The music has been expertly edited by Nathan Siler and is lively with notable sections of imitation and dance rhythms. This 3 minute work is appropriate for moderately advanced performers and has no endurance or range challenges. The fine live performance of this work is led by

former Horn player with the Vancouver Symphony has a great transcription for advanced performers

Will become a part of the standard trombone repertoire in a very short time… Already part of mine

26 years before

part 4 includes Flugelhorn) 4 Horns in F

his "Ring Cycle" is Götterdämmerung

The music is the first ever composed with a "fade-away" ending using a womens' chorus

These Carols are playable by moderately advanced performers and are perfect for parties

This beautiful arrangement by Jim Pugh is for Trombone Octet

The Recitative is slow and lush

The combination of the instrumentation and the tonality gives this work an enticing and earthy sound for the senses

but still beautiful

Sauer has also transcribed other selections (also available on this site) from the Planets Suite including: