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Traditional - Jalisco Mexican Folk Fantasy for Brass Quintet Delivery:Both Being a Trombonist himself

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Being a Trombonist himself

Mendelssohn's expressive Sonata for Cello was composed in October 1838

Range is from high C in the 1st part down to a low C in the Bass part

This version includes the full score and orchestra parts along with the Solo Alto Trombone part including cadenza

Go to YouTube and listen/watch him play it

Traditional - Jalisco Mexican Folk Fantasy for Brass Quintet Delivery:Both Being a Trombonist himselfThe Jalisco Mexican Folk Fantasy is an exciting, technically dazzling arrangement of the famous Mexican folk song for brass quintet by the late Thomas Parriott, Associate Principal Trumpet of the Vancouver Symphony. This work has been performed many times by the Vancouver Symphony Brass. Your audience will be enchanted with this energetic but lyrical arrangement based on the popular folk song of the same title. Instrumentation is for 2 Trumpets in B

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