Chester Music SUSATO JUST BRASS N ° 7 SUITE
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Summary of This Score
Designed in the form of full score and parts, this edition allows you to quickly work on the musical architecture with the complete score, while providing each musician with a readable part adapted for stand use. The set is particularly practical for rehearsals, dynamic placements, common articulation, and cueing entrances.
The music, attributed to composer Tylman Susato, fits within the Renaissance aesthetic: clear phrasing, dance-like motifs, and short phrases that promote rhythmic precision and collective breathing. It serves as an excellent tool to develop listening between sections, tuning in chords, and achieving a homogeneous sound without sacrificing the character and energy of the style.
The arrangement by John Iveson highlights the natural qualities of brass instruments by carefully distributing voices and ensuring the clarity of counter-melodies. Whether for a concert, outdoor performance, or educational project, this brass ensemble score offers immediately usable repertoire with effective and musical writing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Tylman Susato | Instrumentation | Brass ensemble |
| Arranger | John Iveson | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is specified for Susato Just Brass No. 7 Suite?
The edition is written for brass ensemble, arranged by John Iveson.
Does the score include a conductor and separate parts?
The presentation combines a full conductor score and individual parts, facilitating work on entrances, dynamics, and articulation within the section.
Who composed Susato Just Brass No. 7 Suite?
The music is attributed to Tylman Susato, a composer associated with the Renaissance style.
What musical style does this brass suite offer?
The repertoire belongs to the classical genre and Renaissance writing. Dancing motifs and short phrases structure the score. The clear phrasing supports precise collective rhythm.
Is this edition suitable for brass ensemble rehearsals?
The voice distribution and readability of counter-melodies, developed by John Iveson, are designed for use in ensemble rehearsal.
