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SKU: A0.837087
Composed by Traditional. Arranged by R.R.Cardo. Renaissance. Score and parts. 1 pages. SBQUSA. Publications #2029563. Published by SBQUSA. Publications (A0.837087).Shakespearean Music for Brass Quintet - arranged by Donald Rauscher.The Shakespeare collection has each piece designation to which play, act and scene under it's title.This piece begs for the opportunity to use actors to read the sections, right before the Brass Quintet plays the different titles.In Shakespeare's time, music (music already well known to the public) was used between scenes, some of the titles were even mentioned in the play. Many composers, even modern ones, crafted works for this purpose. These are renaissance styled with a dramatic tone that I believe are perfect for Shakespeare plays:The Merry Wive's of Windsor, two pieces for Twelfth Night and Othello.
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