Henry VIII - Pastime with good company - Concert Band Trumpet

Henry VIII - Pastime with good company - Concert Band TrumpetPastime with good company by Henry VIII (1491 1547) arranged for Concert Band by Mogens Andresen and Daniel Drage. "Pastime with good company" is a short melody, written for 3 vocalist by the King of England Henry VIII. In this arrangement, the music starts far away, almost so you cant really recognize the tune, and its meant to visualize that the Kings court is coming closer and closer, before you feel like you are in the midst of the Royal Court. An

Gloria in Excelsis Deo ( Angels we have heard on high ) - Trad

but can easily be played without

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Maurice André was the first to record this piece on trumpet

This minute work is for advanced performers and is a great work to perform for a ceremonial purpose

2013 Jesper decided to make a change in his career - by accepting the position as Professor of the Trombone class in the Royal Danish Academy of Music

the song gained a tremendous amount of media success

Chicago - by Fred Fisher - arranged for Horn Quartet by Jack Gale and Bryan Doughty

Star Spangled Banner - Smith - arranged for Trombone Quartet by Michael McDonough

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Ottorino Respighi (1879 - 1936) / arr

Amongst others it is recorded by Elvis Presley and released on his album "Elvis" - New Year's Eve '76 (Live In Pittsburgh)