Walton - Crown Imperial - Brass Quintet

Crown Imperial ( Coronation March ) by Wiliam Walton ( 1902-1983 ) - arranged for Brass Quintet by Brian Bindner.

Crown Imperial is an orchestral march by the English composer William Walton. It was first performed at the coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937, and substantially revised in 1953. The march falls into an ABABC form: an exciting march over Waltonesque long pedal points is followed by an Elgarian trio section. Then both march and trio reappear again and come to a conclusion in a small heroic coda.

The arrangement is graded intermediate difficulty.

This product is available for digital download only - the item includes :

Score ( 17 pages )
1. Trumpet part in Bb
2. Trumpet part in Bb
French Horn part
Trombone part in bass clef
Tuba part in bass clef

Standard Notation.

ALWAYS PLEASED WITH MR. BINDNER'S ARRANGEMENTS

I have bought several arrangements for brass quintet by Mr. Bindner and have had much success with them - they are very do-able and pleasing for the musicians of our quintet who are of varying abilities - I would recommend most anything of what he arranges to any intermediate or early advanced musicians. We are looking forward to playing this new arrangement for commencements. Thanks so much.

Walton - Crown Imperial - Brass Quintet

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