Prelude to a Te Deum
Composer | Charpentier, A |
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Length of piece | 1 min 36 secs |
Parts | 2 trumpets in B flat, French horn in F, trombone and tuba, optional E flat trumpet |
ISBN | 978-1-915957-25-2 |
£5.00
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Mark Antoine Charpentier (1643 -1704), was a prolific composer of so many different styles of music, from oratorios to operas, symphonies to chamber music. He dominated 17th century French music in a way no other composer has, writing several masses and much other religious work. His choral compositions are still sung today and his most famous piece, the March, Prelude to a Te Deum is used by the European Broadcasting Union as a fanfare for their programmes. This arrangement is for brass wind quintet. There is an alternitive part for E flat trumpet instead of trumpet 1 in B flat.
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