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1426838

Guthrie: Canzona a6 for Brass Sextet Digital Sheet Music

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Guthrie: Canzona a6 for Brass Sextetby James M. Guthrie Brass Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist James M. Guthrie
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer James M. Guthrie
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 105
Arrangement Brass Ensemble
Publisher jmsgu3
Level 4
Product ID 1426838
Genre Contemporary Chamber 21st Century
Instruments Bass Trombone Cornet French Horn Trombone
Performance Group Brass Ensemble

Product Description

The Brass Canzona holds significant importance in music history as it influenced the development of instrumental music and later musical genres. The Canzona, derived from the Franco-Flemish and Parisian chansons, was an instrumental form characterized by livelier, rhythmic material and distinct sections. Brass canzonas, such as Giovanni Gabrieli's "La Spiritata," were composed to maximize the resonance of instruments and the performance space, often performed by various combinations of trombones and trumpets. These canzonas influenced the evolution of the fugue in the Baroque era and were direct ancestors of the 17th-century sonata da chiesa. Additionally, the ensemble canzonas of Gabrieli and Girolamo Frescobaldi led the way to the trio sonata, a dominant chamber genre of the Baroque era. Therefore, the Brass Canzona's significance lies in its influence on the evolution of instrumental music and its contribution to the development of later musical forms. While modern renditions may encounter challenges related to the range of parts and achieving a balanced sound with the organ or other instruments, they continue to provide valuable insights into Canzona's historical context and musical qualities. Therefore, modern Brass Canzonas are essential for preserving and interpreting this influential musical form, contributing to the development of instrumental music and later musical genres.

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