Debussy - Nuages from Nocturnes for 9-part Brass Ensemble

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Debussy - Nuages from Nocturnes for 9-part Brass EnsembleNuages (Clouds) is the first movement from the orchestral triptych, Nocturnes written in 1899 and inspired by a series of impressionist paintings by the same name by James Abbot McNeill Whistler. The work is flowing and mysterious and uses the sky as the musical canvas with the slow motion of the clouds floating across with the tones of color from white to dark gray. Randall Malmstrom's unique arrangement for 9 part Brass Ensemble is scored for 3

• Book I Volume II for Alto and Tenor Trombone includes Etudes 31-60

Jay Hilfiger's beautiful arrangement for 10-part Brass Ensemble and Percussion (Cymbals & Side Drum) is about 3 minutes in length and appropriate for intermediate to moderately advanced performers

with parts 1 and 2 having some great improvised Solo choruses

and rushing river waters

The Washington Post March

serious and solemn

and they are an absolute delight to perform

To purchase Sequoia and other work on this great album

YouTube® performance by Marcel Ponseele on Baroque Oboe

Below is an example of them sung by the Stuttgart Südfunk-Chor conducted by Rupert Huber

also known as the "Entrance of the Guests" features an exciting fanfare with magnificent choral-style writing that has been beautifully arranged for 11-part Brass Ensemble with Timpani and Percussion by Thomas Jöstlein

but is beautiful at any time of the year

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