Brahms - Motet, O Heiland, reiss’ die Himmel auf for four Part Trombone Ensemble

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Brahms - Motet, O Heiland, reiss’ die Himmel auf for four Part Trombone EnsembleBrahms wrote three sets of Motets. This Motet, Opus 74, No. 2 composed in the early 1860s is taken from text written by Friedrich Spee (1591 1635), inspired from the Hebrew bible. This Motet is often performed at Advent by Catholic and Protestant church choirs. As with much of Brahms choral music, there is exceptional harmonic beauty and counterpoint which was influenced greatly by Bach. Mr. Sauer has done an exceptional job of scoring this work for a

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Biber's Sonata was originally written for 2 Oboes

Highest note for Trumpet is an "A" Concert

this glorious work is available for Brass Quintet and Organ

They are all in 3/4 time

Satie’s strange but beautiful Six Gnossiennes were composed in the 1890’s and were notated without barlines or time signatures

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Movement two is quite serious with a melancholy effect

Adagio Cantabile

bringing Ives' music to life for the Tuba world

the 1st part being in Tenor Clef