Chester Music A Londoner in New York Part 1
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Summary of This Score
This set from the Just Brass Collection (Chester) offers a score designed for a brass ensemble, ideal for developing essential collective playing skills: rhythmic precision, uniform articulation, dynamic control, and tuning accuracy within the group. The writing emphasizes musicality and efficiency, allowing musicians to focus on building ensemble sound and mutual listening.
Authored by Jim Parker, this score naturally fits into a rehearsal program, whether to diversify an ensemble's repertoire, prepare for an audition, or provide a structural piece for a concert. Work on projection, breathing, and balance between parts is fully integrated, making it a relevant tool for ensembles aiming to strengthen their cohesion while maintaining a clear musical objective.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Jim Parker | Collection | Just Brass (Chester) |
| Instrumentation | Brass Ensemble | Pages | 28 |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is intended for this score?
The indicated instrumentation is intended for a brass ensemble.
Who composed A Londoner in New York Part 1?
The composition is by Jim Parker. The score is part of the Just Brass collection (Chester).
How many pages does this edition contain?
This edition contains 28 pages. This format gathers the material necessary for rehearsing the piece within a brass ensemble.
Is this score suitable for the rhythmic work of a brass ensemble?
The writing emphasizes rhythmic accuracy and uniform articulation. The work on dynamics and tuning is also addressed. Jim Parker's piece thus fits into a collective rehearsal program.
What is the musical genre of this Just Brass piece?
The musical genre specified for this score is classical. The Just Brass collection (Chester) designates it for the indicated brass formation.



