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Loudly let the Trumpet bray from the Opera Iolanthe by Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan Men's Choir - Sheet Music

By Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan

Iolanthe' was the seventh collaboration between librettist William Gilbert and composer Sir Arthur Sullivan. Both men were 'at the top of their game' for this venture and this operetta is well known for its libretto (with Gilbert's sharp, witty satire) and a gorgeous, lustrous score by Arthur Sullivan. The plot is a very improbable in which the British government (especially the upper house of Parliament) gets soundly lampooned by Gilbert while Sullivan supplied one of his most fluid and 'atmospheric' scores, very much akin to the incidental music Mendelssohn composed for 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The Entrance and March of the Peers - 'Loudly let the Trumpet Bray' - is sung in the first act. Dutch arranger Gerard Posch transcribed this chorus for a Male Choir and Symphonic Band.

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Summary
Instrument:
Choir Voice
Ensembles:
Concert Band Men's Choir
Genres:
Classical Operetta
Composers:
Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan
Publishers:
Baton Music
Format:
Score
Item types:
Physical
Level:
Grade 3
Artist:
Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
0.34 pounds
Detailed Description
Concert band Male Choir and Symphonic Band - Grade 3

SKU: BF.BM1193-SCORE

From the Opera Iolanthe. Composed by Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan. Arranged by Gerard Posch. Baton Music Vocal Series. Full Score. Baton Music #BM1193-SCORE. Published by Baton Music (BF.BM1193-SCORE).

Iolanthe' was the seventh collaboration between librettist William Gilbert and composer Sir Arthur Sullivan. Both men were 'at the top of their game' for this venture and this operetta is well known for its libretto (with Gilbert's sharp, witty satire) and a gorgeous, lustrous score by Arthur Sullivan. The plot is a very improbable in which the British government (especially the upper house of Parliament) gets soundly lampooned by Gilbert while Sullivan supplied one of his most fluid and 'atmospheric' scores, very much akin to the incidental music Mendelssohn composed for 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. The Entrance and March of the Peers - 'Loudly let the Trumpet Bray' - is sung in the first act. Dutch arranger Gerard Posch transcribed this chorus for a Male Choir and Symphonic Band.

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