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Canzon XI a 8 - No. 204 (arr. Randy A. Steinberg) Digital Sheet Music
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Canzon XI a 8 - No. 204 (arr. Randy A. Steinberg)by Giovanni Gabrieli Brass Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Giovanni Gabrieli was no mere composer. He was an event. The figure at the nexus of many things all coming together in one grand tide. The greatest church in the greatest city of Europe. Freedom of intellectual thought. A Venetian School of composers at the forefront of musical innovation. The printing press and musical publishing. A Doge (Chief Magistrate or Duke) willing to spend, and spend big, on musical pomp and ceremony. A dearth of wealth and money to fund the grandest celebrations. He was the leading Italian composer and organist in Venice at its greatest heights at the chasm between the end of the Renaissance and the beginning of the Baroque period in music. Presented here is a Canzona published around 1615 for 8 brass divided into 2 choirs. A variety of substitute parts are also included to handle the trombone parts with French horns and tuba. Unusual for Gabrieli, this work starts out with a dance-like chanson in 3/4 time with some variations in duple meter. An interesting work for Gabrieli enthusiasts!

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