Scheidt - Galliard Battaglia for Trombone Quintet by iTromboni

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Scheidt - Galliard Battaglia for Trombone Quintet by iTromboniSamuel Scheidt's Galliard Battaglia, composed around 1621, has become one of the most recognized works in the brass quintet repertoire. This secular work was originally written for five viols, however it's nature makes it perfect for brass instruments. The Galliard dance style, very popular at the time serves as a perfect "foil" for the music's echoing back and forth fanfares and brilliant scales. Neal Bennett of iTromboni has done a great job of

The Immolation Scene occurs in the final part of Act 3

Advanced performers will enjoy this work of almost seven minutes which has been so beautifully arranged by Mr

Trombone (bass clef) and Tuba is appropriate for advanced performers and is about 3 minutes in length

Keith Terrett

Instrumentation is for 4 Trumpets (part 1 is for Piccolo Trumpet) 2 Horns

The work begins “in-utero” and through all of the complexities of relationships between the child and others in his life

were published in 1913 at a time when the composer was reacting to his feelings of the excesses of the Romantic Period

This music is about nine minutes in length and can be performed by moderately advanced players

Bach wrote in the score that the composer has died

Contrapunctus XII is a four-voice

How Great Thou Art

a British composer and music critic