Bruckner - Libera me, Domine - For Brass Choir

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Bruckner - Libera me, Domine - For Brass ChoirAnton Bruckner's sacred "Libera me, Domine" has been transcribed for Brass Choir by Barnaby Kerekes. Originally for Chorus and three Trombones, but has been very successful for Brass Choir. The work, which was composed in 1854 is of moderate difficulty and is about seven minutes in length. Free pdf Sample

Paul's Suite has been transcribed for 10 part Brass Ensemble (double Brass quintet) by James Haynor

Two delightful transcriptions by David Sabourin of the Vancouver Opera for Tuba Quartet

The King’s Trio allows the sonority of the Bass Trombone to be heard while combining elements from the Classical

Pleasant Moments Rag & Heliotrope Bouquet

David Sabourin

A nice comfortable arrangement of about four minutes in length for intermediate performers

as well as in his own teaching studio for over thirty years

can be performed on Tuba

Range goes from a pedal A for Bass Trombone to one high D for the 1st part

Fauré's magical enchanting style in this three minute work is captured perfectly by Jason Beghtol's fine arrangement for Intermediate Trumpet in B-flat

This four minute work is all about mood

both budding young Trombonists

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