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Robert Clements <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 23 Dec 2002 14:18:41 +1100
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Alan Chatterton <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>Can anyone help with suggestions for effective new music for symphonic
>brass and/or brass and percussion - preferably original and for forces
>as large as those used in Gunther Schuller's symphony for brass down to
>quartet/quintet.  The music could be original or perhaps arranged.  The
>combination of brass and percussion is of most interest.

Of the large ensemble scores: Hovhaness wrote some interesting scores
for brass & percussion - the Requiem & Resurrection (a reconception of
the Vishnu symphony) is perhaps the most striking; although the Star
Dawn & 4th Symphonies run it close.  The latter work appears on an old
Mercury Living Presence CD with the 3rd symphony by Giannini & the
outrageous West Point Symphony of Morton Gould - both of which are show
stoppers - while the November Journeys symphony by George Lloyd is worth
looking at.

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