Mendelssohn - Songs without words Allegretto Op. 67 - Brass Quintet French Horn and Ensemble

Mendelssohn - Songs without words Allegretto Op. 67 - Brass Quintet French Horn and EnsembleSongs without words, Allegretto Op. 67 by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, arranged for Brass Quintet by Michael Peterson. Mendelssohn wrote: "People often complain that music is too uncertain in its meaning, that what they should be thinking as they hear it is unclear, whereas everyone understands words. With me it is exactly the reverse, and not only in the context of an entire speech, but also with individual words. These, too, seem to me so uncertain,

Score (6 pages)

Composer: Mendelssohn

Timpani/percussion part

Solo (Flute)

Man of La Mancha

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