| Ludwig Van Beethoven - Turkish March - Brass Quintet
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Item 1800224EZ, $22.95
"Turkish March" is a bright excerpt from Beethoven's "The Ruins of Athens". Turkish music was very popular in Beethoven's day and many great pieces of Turkish influence exist today such as Mozart's "Rondo Alla Turca (Turkish Rondo)." These two pieces played together would make a great combination at a concert. "Ludwig Van Beethoven - Turkish March - Brass Quintet" has a sales rank of 6998.
Songbook Format: Brass Quintet
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 This book has a difficulty rating of 3 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
Arranger(s): This piece was arranged by Steve Cooper.
Composer(s): "Ludwig Van Beethoven - Turkish March - Brass Quintet" was composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven.
Publisher: "Ludwig Van Beethoven - Turkish March - Brass Quintet" was published by Trigram Music, Inc..
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| Song List For "Ludwig Van Beethoven - Turkish March - Brass Quintet" - Sheet Music Songbook | | Turkish March - Composed By: Ludwig Van Beethoven
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| Additional Images: | Instrumentation: | | Front Cover | | Conductor Score |
| | 1 | - | Full Score | | 1 | - | 1st B Flat Trumpet | | 1 | - | 2nd B Flat Trumpet | | 1 | - | French Horn | | 1 | - | Trombone | | 1 | - | Tuba |
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