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Stravinsky - Berceuse from "Firebird" for Trombone Octet Easter depicts an ancient Roman army

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depicts an ancient Roman army in all their glory marching down the famed tree-lined road

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the playing and performance of the excerpts becomes less intimidating and more self-assured

• Performed as duets (both parts on the same page) they will be an invaluable asset to teachers and students

Stravinsky - Berceuse from "Firebird" for Trombone Octet Easter depicts an ancient Roman armyThe Firebird is one of the most popular orchestral works from the 20th Century, first composed in 1910 for the Diaghilev Ballet Russe. This work was a breakthrough for Stravinsky as well as the world of music. The Berceuse is a very quiet and mystical piece that conjures up wonderful imagery. Randy Malstrom continues with yet another great arrangement. This one is about 4+ minutes in length, for Trombone Octet ensemble and is suitable for advanced

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