Palestrina-Mozart - Dona Nobis Pacem - Trombone Quartet Behold the Lamb

Palestrina-Mozart - Dona Nobis Pacem - Trombone Quartet Behold the LambDona Nobis Pacem by either Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525 1594) or W. A. Mozart ( 1756 1791) Arranged for Trombone Quartet by Dean W. Smith. Dona Nobis Pacem" is a song with Latin text, often sung as a canon. The words, which mean "Grant us peace", come from the Latin Mass. The origin of the melody is unknown (most hymnals list it as "traditional"). It is sometimes attributed to Palestrina , though numerous sources attribute it to Mozart. The

This arrangement for 8-part Brass Choir requires a highly-skilled Piccolo Trumpet player who is asked to perform many florid passages in the altissimo range (frequently to concert Eb)

Smith used to sing this in a barbershop quartet and fell in love with the lilting melody

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The organ part can easily be played by a piano

This arrangement is also transposed to D major - Intermediate difficulty

Suite from op

Wedding March from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" op

Soprano voice part

Arranged for Brass Quintet by Brian Bindner

Score : 5 pages - Trumpet : 1 page - Organ : 3 pages

Part for Piano

Odense Symphony Orchestra