Difficult Horn Solos, with Brass Band accompaniement

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Difficult Horn Solos, with Brass Band accompaniement

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Besides Tracy (traosb) does anyone know of any fairly difficult Horn solos, perhaps with the odd cadenza in it. It could be fast/ slow, I'm not fussy.
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I have a feeling we're taking out Trio Con Brio, Tom. It'll keep you busy enough for a bit.
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Villenelle, which was done for the 1998 Cyberband is still available.
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'the highlander'

Not the most difficult but impressive enough to compete with.
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Re: Difficult Horn Solos, with Brass Band accompaniement

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Hobbsy wrote:Besides Tracy (traosb) does anyone know of any fairly difficult Horn solos, perhaps with the odd cadenza in it. It could be fast/ slow, I'm not fussy.
How about "September Fantasy" - Eric Ball ... ?
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