Swearingen (trans. Toda) - Celebration for Brass Ensemble - BRE6247EM
Celebration is an exciting and dynamic composition by James Swearingen that is certain to become one of his most popular and often performed pieces. Beginning with a slow expressive introduction, it soon segues into an Allegro Con Brio section which is impressive and spirited. Solidly scored in the patented Swearingen manner, this exceptional work will help inspire mid-level bands to new musical heights. Outstanding choice for almost any performance situation!
Here it has been transcribed by Japanese composer Akira Toda for traditional British-style brass band. In addition to the parts typically found in these ensembles, transposed parts are provided for suitable performance by instruments of a standard symphonic band. For more information on British-style brass band instrumentation: Wikipedia - British Brass Band. Or feel free to contact us for more information.
Instrumentation:
- Eb Soprano Cornet (or Bb Cornet alternative)
- Solo Eb Cornet (or Solo Bb Cornet)
- Bb Repiano Cornet
- Bb Cornet 1
- Bb Cornet 2
- Flugel Horn (Bb)
- Eb Horn 1 (or F Horn 1)
- Eb Horn 2 (or F Horn 2)
- Baritone 1 (BC or TC)
- Baritone 2 (BC or TC)
- Trombone 1 (BC or TC)
- Trombone 2 (BC or TC)
- Bass Trombone
- Euphonium (BC or TC)
- Bass/Tuba (in C, Eb, or Bb) - Parts for Eb and Bb Bass are notated in Treble Clef
- Timpani
- Snare Drum/Bass Drum
- Crash Cymbals, Suspended Cymbal, Tambourine, Triangle, Cabasa, Whip
- Mallets: Bells, Chimes, Xylophone