Probably Elgar’s best remembered and most played composition from it’s use in graduation ceremonies, this march highlights the ability of the ensemble to present contrasting expressive moods in a single piece.
Probably Elgar’s best remembered and most played composition from it’s use in graduation ceremonies, this march highlights the ability of the ensemble to present contrasting expressive moods in a single piece. From the rousing scherzo introduction to the familiar tempered and lyrical trio section, this piece draws on the expressive depth of the steel orchestra.
Although one of Gossec’s most popular works, this playful melody from the Classical period may be best recognized from its use by arranger Carl Stalling in several Warner Brothers cartoons.
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Probably Elgar’s best remembered and most played composition from it’s use in graduation ceremonies, this march highlights the ability of the ensemble to present contrasting expressive moods in a single piece.
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Probably Elgar’s best remembered and most played composition from it’s use in graduation ceremonies, this march highlights the ability of the ensemble to present contrasting expressive moods in a single piece. From the rousing scherzo introduction to the familiar tempered and lyrical trio section, this piece draws on the expressive depth of the steel orchestra.
Composer: Edward Elgar
Arranger: Adam Grisé
Genre: Classical
Difficulty: Advanced
Instrumentation: T1, T2, DT, DS, C, (TB), B
Ranges:
T1: D4-F#6
T2: C4-E6
DT: F#3-B5
DS: F#3-A5
C: A2-C#5
TB: D2-F#4
B: B1-F#3
Time: 5:30
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