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General Info
Composer: Frutz Jreusker
Arranger: Edward Bach
Publisher: C. Alan Publications
Year: 2016
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 00:03:30
Cost: $24.00
Instrumentation
Solo
Ensemble
Player 1: Trumpet
Player 2: Trumpet
Player 3: French Horn
Player 4: Trombone
Player 5: Tuba
Program Notes
"I don’t mind telling you that I enjoyed very much writing my Tambourin Chinois. The idea for it came to me after a visit to the Chinese theater in San Francisco—not that the music there suggested any theme, but it gave me the impulse to write a free fantasy in the Chinese manner." — Fritz Kreisler
Originally composed in 1910 for violin and piano, Tambourin Chinois has become a very popular showpiece in the repertoire. Edward Bach has reimagined it here as an exciting solo xylophone feature with brass quintet accompaniment.
Arrangements for Percussion by this Arranger
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