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Old 09-03-2005, 04:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Bach Contrapunctus IX

Could someone give me a little background on Contrapunctus 9 and how the trumpet part is for a probably grade 6 piece. Our band director is considering it for our winter concert.
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As a solo? It has been transcribed as a quintet piece, but I have never heard of it as a solo... how would it be contrapuntal? Oh, I just re-read your question. Would he be doing a band arrangement of it? that would be interesting
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As a solo? It has been transcribed as a quintet piece, but I have never heard of it as a solo... how would it be contrapuntal? Oh, I just re-read your question. Would he be doing a band arrangement of it? that would be interesting
Prez made an arrangement of this.
The former president of Local 802, John Glasel, I mean
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Yes, it's a band arrangement.
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I have never heard of that arranged for band.

Please post where it came from so we can get it. I think it would be fun.
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I don't know where he got it. If I find out I will inform you though. What is the theme of it. I heard it's not the Ode to Joy theme, but that it was another famous one.
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I don't know where he got it. If I find out I will inform you though. What is the theme of it. I heard it's not the Ode to Joy theme, but that it was another famous one.
Here it is

http://www.amismusicalcircle.com/sco..._9_perusal.pdf

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Thanks Wilmer! I appreciate it.
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