Jan Sweelinck’s (1562 – 1621) choral work for brass quintet by noted arranger Conrad DeJong, whose famous edition of Scheidt’s Canzona Bergamasca has been commercially recorded numerous times.
Gaudate Omnes (Rejoice Everyone) for Brass Quintet by Jan Sweelinck
$18.00
Description
 Gaudate Omnes (Rejoice Everyone) for Brass Quintet
Jan Sweelinck
transcribed by Conrad DeJong
Jan Sweelinck’s (1562 -1621) choral work for brass quintet by noted arranger Conrad DeJong, whose famous edition of Scheidt’s Canzona Bergamasca has been commercially recorded numerous times. This is a delightful companion piece to the Scheidt and destined to become just as popular.There are two trombone parts-one which can substitute for the tuba if necessary.
Features
• Intermediate
• Perfect for ceremonies as well as concerts
•Duration 2 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 8 oz |
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