Bruckner - Christus Factus Est Motet for 8-part Trombone Ensemble

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Bruckner - Christus Factus Est Motet for 8-part Trombone EnsembleChristus Factus Est is a Motet by Bruckner originally for mixed choir, written in the year 1884, just after he wrote the 7th Symphony. It is usually performed during Holy Week as part of Mass services. Bruckner dedicated his life to God and in the process wrote over thirty Motets and three Masses. His instrument, the Organ helped shape his concept of sound, building "cathedrals of sound". This beautiful arrangement by Randy Malmstrom for 8 part

The Boogie/Valse is exactly that

The range of notes gets higher and the duets get harder with each volume

Phil Brink has beautifully arranged it for solo Trombone and Woodwind Trio of Oboe

knowing that anything I wrote would be so beautifully performed

Water Journey

Bach - Aria

1963 conducted by Guy Fraser Harrison

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Christian Birkness has brilliantly arranged Henry Fillmore's legendary work for Tuba Quartet with several famous orchestral excerpts humorously "hidden" in the texture

This work is perfect for summer concerts or any place on a recital program where a break from heaviness is needed

commemorating the miracle of the oil from the Holy Temple in Jerusalem and the family of Judah Maccabee and their army of followers defeating of the scourge of the radical Antiochus IV and his ruthless religious oppression against the Jewish people:

292 for Cello and Bassoon has been transcribed perfectly for two Trombones by Ralph Sauer

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