Gabrieli - Ego Sum, Qui Sum for 8-part Antiphonal Brass Choir

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Gabrieli - Ego Sum, Qui Sum for 8-part Antiphonal Brass ChoirEgo Sum, Qui Sum (I Am What I Am) by Giovanni Gabrieli is from his 1597 Sacrae Symphoniae written for an 8 part antiphonal choir traditionally sung at Easter Sunday Matins. David Mathie has transcribed and edited this gorgeous work for an 8 part Antiphonal Brass Choir with each choir being 2 Trumpets in B flat and 2 Trombones. It is perfect for advanced intermediate performers as it has moderate demands with range and technique and would be a great

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Jerald Juhnke has done a marvelous job arranging this movement for traditional brass quintet of 2 Trumpets in B-flat (C Trumpet parts are included as well)

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and is appropriate for advanced intermediate level performers (range is up to a high B)

Fantasy is dramatic

This short Rag has all of the traditional trademarks and is a breeze to play and to listen to

The entire recording of all tracks is available on the Pinnacle Brass recording "The Earth Shall Ring

It is in the style of a Cakewalk

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Trombone and Tuba

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Below is a short digital sample of Symphony No

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