Elevate your Brass Quintet's repertoire with this compelling adaptation of Bruce Steane's "Angelus." Arranged by Andrew Lamb, this rendition is meticulously crafted for 2 Trumpets, French Horn, Trombone, and Tuba, offering flexibility with substitute parts for Tenor Horn, Trombone T.C., Eb Bass, and Bb Bass. The option to play Trumpet parts on Cornet adds further versatility.

The arrangement, with a medium level of difficulty, is suitable for concert performances or as an Introductory Voluntary during religious services. Immerse your audience in the rich harmonies and melodic beauty of Steane's composition, expertly tailored to the brilliance of Brass Quintet.

Bruce Steane, a British organist and composer (1866–1938), left a lasting legacy with around 400 compositions, including anthems, church services, and organ pieces. His musical journey began at the age of 3, and his contributions spanned various notable positions, showcasing his dedication to classical music.

Dive into the soulful sounds of "Angelus" and let this arrangement resonate with the spirit of Bruce Steane's musical genius. Enhance your ensemble's versatility with these meticulously crafted parts, honoring Steane's legacy.

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