Henry VIII - Pastime with good company - Ten Piece Brass Ensemble Trumpet

Henry VIII - Pastime with good company - Ten Piece Brass Ensemble TrumpetPastime with good company by Henry VIII (1491 1547) arranged for Ten piece brass ensemble by Mogens Andresen and Daniel Drage. "Pastime with good company" is a short melody, written for 3 vocalist by the King of England Henry VIII. In this arrangement, the music starts far away, almost so you cant really recognize the tune, and its meant to visualize that the Kings court is coming closer and closer, before you feel like you are in the midst of the

The song can be traced all the way back as a hymn in the 1600th century

1890-January 31

set in the southern mountains of Ireland

usually by persons other than the composer

direttore generale della musica istrumentale e suonatore di Hautbois

This piece is for intermediate/advanced players

The piccolo parts reaches high E natural

STAND BY ME - U

Commissioned by German Brass

Part for Trombone in bass clef

Handel - Overture from "The Royal Fireworks"

Caravan - by Juan Tizol (1900-1984)