Bach - Chorale Prelude, BWV 659 for 8-part Trombone Ensemble

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Bach - Chorale Prelude, BWV 659 for 8-part Trombone EnsembleThe Great Eighteen Chorale Preludes are a set of chorale preludes for organ that Bach wrote in his last decade of life while living in Leipzig. They are considered the "summit" of his sacred music for solo Organ. One of these Preludes BWV 659 Nun komm' der Heiden Heiland (Come now, Savior of the heathen) begins with a quiet and simple walking bass followed by a seemingly endless beautiful melody that builds and builds to an earth shaking climax. Kevin

Couturier has done a wonderful job arranging this 4-minute work for 8-part Brass Ensemble of moderately advanced performers

This music is also available as an eBook on iTunes

Sauer who in the foreword of the book describes how the Langey Method was one of his mainstays during his early musical years

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The music is about six minutes in duration and is appropriate for advanced performers

This arrangement is about nine minutes in length

Kenneth Pearce

Your group will have fun performing this magnificent gem of a work

All four parts get a thorough workout with parts 1 and 2 having some great improvised Solo choruses

Practice With Bach for the Horn

has been wonderfully arranged for Brass Sextet by Keith Terrett

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