Bruckner - Christus Factus Est Motet for 5-part Low Brass Ensemble Handel not the austere sounds heard

not the austere sounds heard after he composed the 4th Symphony

These thirteen works are a wonderful addition to the Euphonium repertoire and can be performed on recitals

David Mathie has arranged "25 Christmas Carol Favorites" for Trombone Quartet in easily played keys

Contrapunctus VIII is a three-voice

Terrett has done an exemplary job of ensuring the spirit of the music is intact for the Brass Quintet version

Bruckner - Christus Factus Est Motet for 5-part Low Brass Ensemble Handel not the austere sounds heardChristus Factus Est is a Motet by Bruckner in the year 1884, just after he wrote the 7th Symphony. It is usually performed during Holy Week as part of Mass services. Bruckner dedicated his life to God and in the process wrote over thirty Motets and three Masses. His instrument, the Organ helped shape his concept of sound, building "cathedrals of sound". This beautiful arrangement by Randy Malmstrom is in five parts, and can be performed with 4