Lauridsen - O Magnum Mysterium (Version for Brass Ensemble) [Score]

Brian Buerkle, Arranger and Conductor
Performed by members of Spectrum Brass, Spectacle Brass, and Round Lake Brass as part of the 2014 Bay View Chamber Brass at the Spectrum Brass Seminar.
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[@tristanperciful6609]

I found this searching for examples of how trumpets can blend with the rest of the brass section, and my faith is restored.

[@MrWatson658]

That tuba entrance is everything.

[@its_shxblvrbs1786]

I personally think that the tuba part should be raised by one octave. Pedal is nice in theory but I think by raising it by one octave it creates a nice “gong” type sound when it mixes with the bass trombone.
OR
If you want that “rattle” sound, have the bass trombone and tuba switch notes during the big hit.
And the of course, the last few measures of the piece can remain the same as long as the tuba can sound more like a contrabass bassoon and make sure he/she is NOT overwhelming.

[@TheRandomWolf]

B-But pedal is cool

[@SelkiesSong]

My favorite piece from my concert band days. Beautiful.

[@xanyeeast]

This is one of the most beautiful things ive heard. Amazing arrangment

[@brittdean9590]

always loved choral version, but this fabulous. it made me pick up my old trumprt and try to get my lip a nd lungs back in shape. insirational.

[@FredsBands]

Sounds great, gonna have to play back on my stereo system.

[@benjaminh.abraham6815]

Very good!!!!!!!

[@trevortomah8508]

Humanity needs this today and always, thank you.

[@kennethMblake]

😭 I feel something magnificent and beautiful with this recording not present with others. Thank you for posting. 😊❤

[@johnbostrom3923]

Were that all brass music were at this level of inspiration!

[@ericbelify]

I have to admit I got a little misty bars 29-30:) wonderful writing!