Schöne Oper
20 der beliebtesten Melodien für 4-stimmigen Posaunenchor
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Schöne Oper
20 der beliebtesten Melodien für 4-stimmigen Posaunenchor
- Instrumentation 4 Brass Instruments
- Editor Reimund Hess
- Edition Sheet Music
- Publisher Strube Verlag
- Order no. STRUBE2424-B
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Edition with trumpets in Bb.
Since its inception, opera has produced many "melodies of the century". Due to their popularity and popularity, they have taken on a life of their own and have thus become part of the generally known body of music.
For the volume Schöne Oper (Beautiful Opera), "highlights" were selected that are suitable for wind instruments and are not too difficult to play: Arias, choruses or instrumental pieces. They are an enriching offer for concerts, celebrations, serenades and house music and can also be used as effective encore pieces. The movements are usually in four parts, occasionally with extensions by dividing the parts. All movements can be performed with brass and woodwind ensembles, including saxophone ensembles. If several sound groups are available, individual parts of the movement can also be scored alternately. It is also possible to combine two or more movements into medleys, for example with pieces by one composer or with other focal points such as times of day, dances, marches, choirs, arias, songs.
Since its inception, opera has produced many "melodies of the century". Due to their popularity and popularity, they have taken on a life of their own and have thus become part of the generally known body of music.
For the volume Schöne Oper (Beautiful Opera), "highlights" were selected that are suitable for wind instruments and are not too difficult to play: Arias, choruses or instrumental pieces. They are an enriching offer for concerts, celebrations, serenades and house music and can also be used as effective encore pieces. The movements are usually in four parts, occasionally with extensions by dividing the parts. All movements can be performed with brass and woodwind ensembles, including saxophone ensembles. If several sound groups are available, individual parts of the movement can also be scored alternately. It is also possible to combine two or more movements into medleys, for example with pieces by one composer or with other focal points such as times of day, dances, marches, choirs, arias, songs.