Adagio
~ Recording by 16 Trombones of 7 London Orchestras
Appears on releases
| # | Title | Length | Track Artist | Release Title | Release Artist | Release Group Type | Country/Date | Label | Catalog# |
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| 1.8 | Adagio | 7:11 | 16 Trombones of 7 London Orchestras | The London Trombone Sound | 16 Trombones of 7 London Orchestras | Album |
| Cala Records | CACD0108 |
Relationships
| bass trombone: | Ronald Bryans (trombonist) David Chandler (bass trombonist) Robert Hughes (bass trombonist) Keith McNichol (bass torombonist) Steve Saunders (bass trombone / euphonium / tuba / sackbut) Richard Tyack (contrabass trombonist) |
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| tenor trombone: | Peter Bassano (conductor and trombonist) Ian Bousfield (trombonist) Dudley Bright (British trombone player and composer) Eric Crees Henry Hardy (trombonist) Roger Harvey (trombonist / arranger) Michael Hext (trombonist) Christopher Mowat (trombonist / arranger) Colin Sheen Lindsay Shilling (tromobonist) |
| conductor: | Geoffrey Simon (conductor) |
| arranger: | Eric Crees |
| recording of: | Adagio for Strings |
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Related works
Adagio for Strings
| orchestrator: | Samuel Barber (American orchestral, choral, opera & piano composer) (in 1938) |
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| composer: | Samuel Barber (American orchestral, choral, opera & piano composer) (in 1936) |
| publisher: | G. Schirmer Inc. |
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| is the basis for: | Dov’è l’amore |
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| arrangement of: | String Quartet, op. 11: II. Molto adagio |
| arrangements: | Adagio for Strings (for organ, Strickland) Adagio for Strings (arr. Lucien Cailliet for clarinet choir) Adagio for Strings (arr. John O'Reilly for woodwind band) Adagio for Strings (catch-all for arrangements) Adagio for Strings (Lee Jackson arrangement) Adagio for Strings (Bond arrangement) Agnus Dei (arr. Samuel Barber for chorus) |