BRASS LULLYBYE
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Additional information
| Sound File | |
|---|---|
| Sample Score | SHOW PDF |
| Composer | Juzwiak, Tom |
| Instumentation | Brass Ensemble/ Chamber Ensemble |
| Grade | 3 |
| Duration | 4.00 |
| Genre | Concert Music/ Educational |
| Series | CHAMBER MUSIC COLLECTION |
| Included Parts | |
| Format | US LETTER |
| Article | SMP-52-0365 |
Description
“Brass Lullybye” is medium level piece written for an American style Brass Choir (3 Bb trumpets, 4 f horns, 2 tenor and 1 bass trombone, 2 euphoniums and tuba). Moderate in tempo and reflective in mood, the entire ensemble does not play as a whole until the last several measures. Contributions from Brahm’s famous “lullaby” can be heard as each section gets featured. Smaller ensembles are great ways to expand into different types of repertoire, and give players varied performance opportunities.
“Brass Lullybye” is medium level piece written for an American style Brass Choir (3 Bb trumpets, 4 f horns, 2 tenor and 1 bass trombone, 2 euphoniums and tuba). Moderate in tempo and reflective in mood, the entire ensemble does not play as a whole until the last several measures. Contributions from Brahm’s famous “lullaby” can be heard as each section gets featured. Smaller ensembles are great ways to expand into different types of repertoire, and give players varied performance opportunities.

