Holst - March from "Second Suite in F" for Trombone Quintet by iTromboni Delivery:Both It harkens back to Gesualdo

It harkens back to Gesualdo with its abrupt modulations like the Majestic Sea

For the advanced performer

Brubeck uses familiar folk melodies to create his “Stereograms” and adds jazzy twists to many of them

Bach's Motet Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied (Sing unto the Lord a new song) BWV 225 was first performed in 1727 and the text is based on Psalms 149 and 150

written in 1899 as a covert protest against Russia’s increasing meddling in the affairs of Finland

Holst - March from "Second Suite in F" for Trombone Quintet by iTromboni Delivery:Both It harkens back to GesualdoThe March from the Second Suite in F for Military Band (Op. 28, No. 2) by Gustav Holst is a staple of the concert band repertoire. Andrew Poirier has masterfully arranged this classic march for trombone quintet (alto, 3 tenor, bass), complete with optional euphonium solo as in Holsts original. This English folk song laden gem of about 4 1 2 minutes is sure to delight audiences and is suitable for advanced performers. This arrangement of the Holst