Guillaume Costeley
4 chansons
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Guillaume Costeley
4 chansons
- Instrumentation 4 Brass Instruments
- Composer Guillaume Costeley
- Editor Pierre-Alain Monot
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Sheet Music
- Publisher Editions Bim
- Order no. BIM-ENS20
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Description:
2 trumpets, 2 trombones (alternative parts: trumpet in Bb and C, Horn in F and Eb, baritone Bb, trombone, euphonium in Bb)
Guillaume Costeley (1530-1606), a composer at the court of Charles IX, was one of the most important French composers of songs. He was associated with the poets of the Pleiade, setting to music texts by Ronsard and Marot. His musical thinking is more harmonic than contrapuntal and shows a taste for unusual chords and intervals.
Guillaume Costeley (1530-1606), a composer at the court of Charles IX, was one of the most important French composers of songs. He was associated with the poets of the Pleiade, setting to music texts by Ronsard and Marot. His musical thinking is more harmonic than contrapuntal and shows a taste for unusual chords and intervals.