Description
One of the most famous melodies in the classical repertoire, the “Andante” from Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 (famously known as the theme from the film Elvira Madigan), is beautifully arranged for brass band by John Glenesk Mortimer. Mortimer translates the delicate orchestral and piano textures into a transparent and lyrical brass setting. It features alternate bass clef parts for Trombone, Euphonium, and Tuba. It is a perfect choice for a “Classical Masterpieces” program, showcasing the band’s ability to play with refinement and poise.
Difficulty 3
(Medium) Fourth year players, or junior high-level students may require these arrangements to be properly challenged. These generally have free use of syncopation as well as section and solo scoring. Cues and cross cues will also be used less.
⭐ RETIREMENT CLEARANCE: FINAL RUN ITEM. As we prepare to retire and close our shop, we are liquidating all remaining physical inventory. This arrangement will never be restocked; once our current copies are sold, they are gone for good. Please note that this item is eligible for our tiered retirement discount—adding it to your order helps you reach the $100 threshold to unlock 30% off, with savings increasing up to 60% off for larger bundles. Secure these pieces for your library now before our doors close for the final time.