Traditional - Limehouse Blues - Brass Quartet Galliards

Traditional - Limehouse Blues - Brass Quartet GalliardsLimehouse Blues Philip Braham (1881 1934) arranged for Brass Quintet by Jack Gale. Philip Braham was a theatre and movie score composer Limehouse Blues was his most famous piece. This arrangement has a great spirit to it, andis suitable for Intermediate performers. This product is available for digital download only the item includes : Score 1. and 2. Trumpet in Bb parts 1. and 2. Trombone parts 13 pages Published with permission from Music Express.

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Hans Leo Hassler (in German

John Freeman Young published the English translation that is most frequently sung today

He was a very active composer and band leader as well as a great pianist

Carl Nielsen was employed for a position as valve alto trombone by a Military Orchestra in Odense

Smith composed while stationed with the United States Air Forces Band in Europe

"Not much is known of Campbell other than his publication The Bouquet (1825)

Peg O'Ramsey

Tuba part in F ( bass clef ) or Eb ( treble clef ) - both included

Cornet part - it reaches the top note of natural C

When not performing he works for Croscill Home Fashions of Durham