Wagner - The Flying Dutchman Overture for 11-part Brass Ensemble and Timpani

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Wagner - The Flying Dutchman Overture for 11-part Brass Ensemble and TimpaniThe Flying Dutchman (Der fliegende Hollnder) is a German opera composed by Richard Wagner, first performed in 1843 in Dresden. The work is relatively an early one and exhibits styles that became hallmarks of his later operas. The music is dramatic, expressive, tempestuous and mysterious. The Overture, brilliantly arranged by Randall Malmstrom is scored for an 11 part Brass Ensemble and Timpani with the instrumentation of 3 Trumpets in C, 4 Horns, 3

seven selections of which have been beautifully scored for Euphonium/Tuba Quartet by Robert Coulter

This beautiful movement is appropriate for advanced performers and is about 7-minutes in length

Timpani (optional) and Organ

discovered on his desk after his death in 1897

The aria Una voce m'ha colpito (A Voice Struck Me) is a bass/baritone solo that was arranged for solo Tuba a hundred years later by British bandmaster

Sauer has found a previously unmined resource and added immeasurably to the Euphonium repertoire

his "Ring Cycle" is Götterdämmerung

Louie's Jig

Judas Maccabeus became one of Handel's most popular Oratorios during his lifetime after its London premier in 1747

All four parts get a thorough workout with parts 1 and 2 having some great improvised Solo choruses

Instrumentation is flexible: Alto Trombone

most likely for the St

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