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Composer Bruckner, Anton
Arranger Wada, Naoya
Instumentation Concert Band/ Flexible Instrumentation
Grade 3
Duration

3:30
Genre Classical Transcriptions
Series

CONCERT BAND SERIES
Included Parts

Part 1
Flute
Oboe
Eb Clarinet
Bb Clarinet 1
Bb Soprano Saxophone
Soprano Cornet (BB)
Repiano Cornet (BB)

Part 2
Bb Clarinet 2
Eb Alto Saxophone 1
Flugelhorn 1 (FB/BB)

Part 3
Bb Clarinet 3
Alto Saxophone 2
Flugelhorn 2 (FB/BB)

Part 4
Bb Clarinet 4
Eb Alto Clarinet
Eb Alto Saxophone 3
Horn (FB/BB)
Bb Tenor Saxophone

Part 5
Bassoon
Bb Bass Clarinet
Eb Baritone Saxophone
Bass Trombone (FB/BB)
Eb Bass (BB)

Part 6
Bb Trumpet 1

Part 7
Bb Trumpet
F Horn 1 (CB)

Part 8
Trombone 1
Euphonium 1
F Horn 2 (CB)

Part 9
Trombone 2
Euphonium 2

Part 10
Tuba
Double Bass
Bass Trombone (CB)

Bells

Tmpani

Percussion
Suspended Cymbal
Bass Drum
Format

DIN A4
Article

SMP-10-0022

Description

Anton Bruckner left three pieces titled Ave Maria.

The first, for choir and organ/cello accompaniment, was written in 1856. The second, for seven unaccompanied choirs, was composed in 1861. The third, for Alto soloist and organ accompaniment, was written in 1882.

The most famous of them is the one composed in 1861.

This arrangement of Ave Maria is written for a flexible band. It is orchestrated for separate woodwinds and brass instruments, based on the mixed sound of the original SAATTBB scoring.

Description

Anton Bruckner left three pieces titled Ave Maria.

The first, for choir and organ/cello accompaniment, was written in 1856. The second, for seven unaccompanied choirs, was composed in 1861. The third, for Alto soloist and organ accompaniment, was written in 1882.

The most famous of them is the one composed in 1861.

This arrangement of Ave Maria is written for a flexible band. It is orchestrated for separate woodwinds and brass instruments, based on the mixed sound of the original SAATTBB scoring.

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