Drei Equale, WoO 30: Brass Duo & Ensemble, Quartet, Conductor Score & Parts
$15.95
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DREI EQUALE (THREE EQUALI) FOR FOUR TROMBONES, WoO 30 was written in 1812 on a trip Beethoven took to Linz. Beethoven was friends with the kapellmeister, Franz Xaver Glöggl, of the cathedral in Linz who asked Beethoven to compose an equale for 6 trombones. Beethoven composed three equales for four trombones instead. It premiered on November 2, 1812. Since equales are solemn in nature and are played before, during and after a funeral, the first and third equales were played at Beethoven's funeral. This transcription by Clifford P. Barnes is for a mixed brass quartet.
Drei Equale, WoO 30: Brass Duo & Ensemble, Quartet, Conductor Score & Parts
$15.95
Sold by Alfred
DREI EQUALE (THREE EQUALI) FOR FOUR TROMBONES, WoO 30 was written in 1812 on a trip Beethoven took to Linz. Beethoven was friends with the kapellmeister, Franz Xaver Glöggl, of the cathedral in Linz who asked Beethoven to compose an equale for 6 trombones. Beethoven composed three equales for four trombones instead. It premiered on November 2, 1812. Since equales are solemn in nature and are played before, during and after a funeral, the first and third equales were played at Beethoven's funeral. This transcription by Clifford P. Barnes is for a mixed brass quartet.