Name: I Knew You Were Trouble (arr. Big Smoke Brass - UK) by Taylor Swift Brass Ensemble Digital Sheet Music
Brand: Big Smoke Brass - UK
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I Knew You Were Trouble (arr. Big Smoke Brass - UK)
by Taylor Swift Brass Quintet - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Title I Knew You Were Trouble (arr. Big Smoke Brass - UK)

Artist Taylor Swift

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Composer Max Martin Taylor Swift Shellback

Arranger Big Smoke Brass - UK

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 46

Arrangement Brass Ensemble

Publisher Big Smoke Brass - UK

Level 4

Product ID 1736195

Genre Pop Rock Singer/Songwriter

Instruments Trumpet Tuba

Performance Group Brass Quintet

Product Description

I Knew You Were Trouble Brass Ensemble
Bring drama, drive and a whole lot of attitude to your set with this explosive brass arrangement of Taylor Swifts I Knew You Were Trouble as featured on James Morrisons Top Brass on BBC Radio 2.

Originally released in 2012, I Knew You Were Trouble marked Taylor Swifts bold leap into electro-pop, fusing heartbroken lyrics with a dubstep-infused drop that took pop music by storm. This brass version takes that same emotional punch and reimagines it for the street gritty, dynamic and full of flair.

Arranged for 4 trumpets, sousaphone and drum kit, the piece moves from a haunting, melancholic intro to a high-impact drop that hits hard every time. The driving rhythms, punchy horn lines and powerful low end make it a showstopper for gigs, festivals and live shows where you want to make a statement.

Played by Big Smoke Brass UK and broadcast nationally on BBC Radio 2, this is a proven crowd-pleaser that brings both edge and emotional intensity to any brass set.

Lineup:
Trumpet 1
Trumpet 2
Trumpet 3
Trumpet 4
Sousaphone (Bass and Tenor clef included)
Drum Kit

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