Belcke - Krönungs Marsch (Coronation March) for Wind Band

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Belcke - Krönungs Marsch (Coronation March) for Wind BandGerman composer Friederich August Belcke, who was one of the first Trombone virtuosos composed this Krnungs Marsch (Coronation March) for Wind Band in 1840 and presented it unsolicited in honor of Danish King Christian the 8th. This snappy march is in A B A format and has a contrasting Trio returning to the A section for the finish. Professor Niels Ole Bo Johansen has beautifully edited the original score to conform to modern Wind Band

5 for solo Piano in late 1868 and was first performed by Nikolay Rubinstein

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The complete transcription includes Contrapunctus I through the unfinished Contrapunctus XV

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The SECOND SUITE has five movements and is intended for a quartet of younger tenor trombonists working with a teacher on the fifth part on bass trombone who will add richness and depth to the ensemble sound

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Opus 62 was originally written for the Bassoon as a lyrical work with orchestra

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The 1st movement - Moderato has a long recitative-like introduction performed by the soloist over a background of aleatoric sounds

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