This trombone quartet is an early work of a composer who has been said to represent the full flowering of Renaissance music in England.
Agnus Dei from the Four Part Mass for Trombone Quartet by Thomas Tallis
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Description
Agnus Dei from the Four Part Mass for Trombone Quartet
Thomas Tallis
transcribed by Scott Vaillancourt
This is an early work of a composer who has been said to represent the full flowering of Renaissance music in England. Its well crafted imitative polyphony lends itself well to the majestic sound of the trombone ensemble.
Features
• Early intermediate
• Duration 2 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 6 oz |
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