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Freewill Fanfare Brass Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

Purchase Includes Score and 1 Set of PartsInstrumentation: 8 Part Trombone ChoirDifficulty: Intermediate-Advanced (perfect for advance high school or College level ensembles)About the piece:Jim [ten Bensel] graciously invited me to write a piece for the 2018 Minneapolis Trombone choir and I willingly accepted. In the span of a night before our next rehearsal (inspired by inadvertent procrastination and an explosion of ideas, not to mention an overabundance of coffee), I came up with this fanfare. The name comes from the Rush song Freewill, in which I quoted a line from Geddy Lee's melodic bass playing. It is hidden in plain sight. If you know the song, see if you can find it! The form of the song is a metaphor for life, the greatest test of free will. An ostinato that carries throughout the piece starts with only the first trombones. Eventually, you meet other people and influences that begin shape who you are, which is why the remaining trombones add more musical ideas as the piece continues. The middle section fluctuates between time signatures and tone colors (confusion, emotions) and the ensemble and conductor choose how the tempo ebbs and flows. It is never played the same way twice. Eventually, everything comes together at the end, which is why the ensemble ends, with the original ostinato, together.

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Summary
Instrument:
Trombone
Ensembles:
Brass Ensemble
Genres:
20th Century Contemporary
Publishers:
Coffee Seal Music
Series:
ArrangeMe
Format:
Set of Parts Score and Parts
Item types:
Digital
Level:
Late Intermediate
Usages:
School and Community
Number of Pages:
37
Detailed Description
Brass Ensemble Trombone - Level 4 - Digital Download

SKU: A0.918220

Composed by Samantha Hogan. 20th Century,Contemporary. Score and parts. 37 pages. Coffee Seal Music #5988871. Published by Coffee Seal Music (A0.918220).

Purchase Includes Score and 1 Set of Parts

Instrumentation: 8 Part Trombone Choir

Difficulty: Intermediate-Advanced (perfect for advance high school or College level ensembles)

About the piece:
Jim [ten Bensel] graciously invited me to write a piece for the 2018 Minneapolis Trombone choir and I willingly accepted. In the span of a night before our next rehearsal (inspired by inadvertent procrastination and an explosion of ideas, not to mention an overabundance of coffee), I came up with this fanfare. The name comes from the Rush song Freewill, in which I quoted a line from Geddy Lee's melodic bass playing. It is hidden in plain sight. If you know the song, see if you can find it! The form of the song is a metaphor for life, the greatest test of free will. An ostinato that carries throughout the piece starts with only the first trombones. Eventually, you meet other people and influences that begin shape who you are, which is why the remaining trombones add more musical ideas as the piece continues. The middle section fluctuates between time signatures and tone colors (confusion, emotions) and the ensemble and conductor choose how the tempo ebbs and flows. It is never played the same way twice. Eventually, everything comes together at the end, which is why the ensemble ends, with the original ostinato, together.

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Instrument:
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Ensemble:
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Publisher:
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