Speer - Six Sonatas for Brass Quintet and Continuo Albinoni Originally published as a six

Originally published as a six part choral setting in 1873

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dedicated to Emory Remington and was premiered by Trombonist Fred Boyd on a recital at the Eastman School of Music with Carolyn Kuban performing on the Harp

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Speer - Six Sonatas for Brass Quintet and Continuo Albinoni Originally published as a sixDaniel Speer is a well known German Baroque musician who mostly wrote for brass instruments. His Six Sonatas also known as Musikalisch trkischer Eulenspiegel were written in 1688 and are a delight to perform. This edition by Professor Henry Howey, which includes Sonatas 26 through to 30 includes a nice surprise. a continuo part by the composer which can be performed on a harpsichord or even organ. There also is an optional alto trombone part as a