Traditional - Hatikvah the National Anthem of Israel for Brass Quintet

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Traditional - Hatikvah the National Anthem of Israel for Brass QuintetHatikvah (The Hope), the National Anthem of Israel has been wonderfully arranged for standard brass quintet by Ran Whitley. The text for the anthem was first written in 1878 by Naftali Herz Imber a Polish poet. Soon after, Shmuel Cohen a, a young musician living on an early kibbutz in Ottoman ruled Palestine adapted the music from European folk melodies. The popular anthem was used along with the creation of the State of Israel in 1948 and was

James Miller

David Finlayson and Lisa Albrecht

a sarcastic march featuring a dialog between the Trombonist and the Pianist

The F-major Romance is a tender

Most of the topics are organized by general subject areas: air

is a most joyous movement of about 4 minutes in length and has been beautifully arranged for Brass Quintet by Matthew McCrady for advanced performers

At the Conservatory he studied composition under Vitezslav Novak

virtuoso Trombone and Euphonium soloist has beautifully arranged this perennial favorite for solo Trombone and Piano

Slide Areas

and none of them received great popularity

The work is about 3 minutes in length and appropriate for moderately advanced performers

round out this wonderful old book