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The song Dirti Addio means to bid you farewell and was originally composed under the title L’Amore Funesto or Fatal Love in 1842.
The song Dirti Addio means to bid you farewell and was originally composed under the title L’Amore Funesto or Fatal Love in 1842. This work blends the voice with the lyrical qualities of the horn with a beautiful accompaniment for harp or piano.
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Mehlan has captured Mozart’s grace and humor in this delightful version for tuba-euphonium quartet.
A glossary of over 300 words and phrases needed to correctly understand and practice Mahler excerpts.
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Here’s an excellent resource for brass players who are ready for a more in depth look at the physical nature of their instruments.
Mike Thornton has arranged John Dowland’s Tosse Not My Soule and John Wilbye’s Thus Saith My Cloris Bright for four tubas, and has arranged for each part to take turns playing the highest voice to avoid fatigue.
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