Bartok - Seven Easy Pieces for Brass Quartet

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Bartok - Seven Easy Pieces for Brass QuartetSeven Easy Pieces by Bela Bartk have been arranged for Brass Quartet by Jean Louis Couturier. The music was originally composed in 1908 for the Piano and titled Ten Easy Pieces Sz. 39. They were heavily influenced by Bartk's fascination with folk melody and his admiration for Claude Debussy (Wikipedia). This arrangement is 12 minutes in length, is scored for 2 Trumpets in C, Horn and Trombone and is appropriate for advanced performers. Free PDF Sample

The work (Bass Clef) is about six minutes in length and recommended for advanced performers

Salterelle [Hupfauf]

composed in 1907 was written originally for Piano Solo and is set in four descriptive vignettes:

Instrumentation is for: 3 Trumpets in B-flat

David Mathie has arranged "25 Christmas Carol Favorites" for Trombone Quartet in easily played keys

beautiful style

Part 3 in Bass

(The original publisher insisted that they should be placed after barlines

The second

Trombone and Tuba with score (spiral bound) and parts

A wonderful addition to a recital

This iconic movement from the most popular work in the Christmas and Easter repertoire is dramatic