This trio for trumpet, horn and trombone was written for the University of Dayton Brass trio.
Capital Dances – Steven Winteregg
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Description
Capital Dances
Steven Winteregg
This trio for trumpet, horn and trombone was written for the University of Dayton Brass trio. It is in three movements- A Satiric Dance, A Simple Dance, and A Congressional Dance. The latter was inspired by the cartoon dance sequences of political cartoonist, Jules Feiffer. These sequences follow an imaginary performer with appropriate commentary.This would be a nice choice to lighten up a program.
Features
• Intermediate
•Duration 4 minutes
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| Weight | 6 oz |
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