Trad. - I Skovens dybe, stille ro - Brass QuartetI skovens dybe, stille ro (Forest Tranquility) Traditional Danish Folk song, arranged for Brass Quartet by Brian Bindner. This piece is one of the best folk songs out of Denmark. Known and loved by all Danes, this tune is great for performances or practise. This arrangement was written for young students in mind everyone gets to play the tune! Not too hard to play either. Can be played by a Trumpet Quartet, 3 Trpts and a Baritone or a standard Brass

including Solo part for Trumpet/Piccolo Trumpet - with 2 optional Percussion parts ( They do add the christmas spirit though ) and an Organ part

It is first found attributed to Frescobaldi in a work by Gaspar Casado

Holcombe and Thomas

which makes this piece very suitable for begginner/intermediate performers

Between 1596 and 1598 he sang in the Choir of King's College

1st part in c / bass clef

Composer: Willibad von Gluck

and taught mu­sic in Phil­a­del­phia and worked as the clerk at St

Instruments: Trombone Unaccompanied

Arranger: Mott

and blessed is the fruit of thy womb

The piece is a very good contender for reaching status as a classic in the tuba world