Peter Obrist
Adventlieder
Wind music for the Advent and Christmas season
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Peter Obrist
Adventlieder
Wind music for the Advent and Christmas season
- Instrumentation 4 Wind Instruments
- Composer Peter Obrist
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Description:
This collection contains 16 songs for the Advent and Christmas season for brass quartet by Peter Obrist.
The most ideal instrumentation consists of two flugelhorns, a valve trombone (can also be played by a bass trumpet), a baritone and a tuba. It is quite clear that this instrumentation is not always possible, which is why the three low parts have been written in Bb, F and C, so that they can also be played by a horn, tenor horn or slide trombone.
The third part should be very slender, so care should be taken when using a tenor horn or slide trombone that may be very widely mensuated. The baritone is usually, but not always, written the same as the tuba and is an important filling voice. If it is not used in four-part movements, the tuba should play the upper notes. Even if tuba players are able to play lower, this does not correspond to the character of the folk music that is to be interpreted here as well as possible.
The most ideal instrumentation consists of two flugelhorns, a valve trombone (can also be played by a bass trumpet), a baritone and a tuba. It is quite clear that this instrumentation is not always possible, which is why the three low parts have been written in Bb, F and C, so that they can also be played by a horn, tenor horn or slide trombone.
The third part should be very slender, so care should be taken when using a tenor horn or slide trombone that may be very widely mensuated. The baritone is usually, but not always, written the same as the tuba and is an important filling voice. If it is not used in four-part movements, the tuba should play the upper notes. Even if tuba players are able to play lower, this does not correspond to the character of the folk music that is to be interpreted here as well as possible.