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This lively movement, without percussion, is a full scoring completed by Paul Hindmarsh of a Scherzo which the teenage Wilfred Heaton composed for two cornets and two trombones in 1937. In 1950 Heaton scored the first section to form the second movement of a Suite for brass band. When this work became Partita in 40 years later, he replaced this the more contemporary Scherzo which he had composed for the orchestral version of Suite. Hindmarsh has scored the middle section to create a concert piece similar in design and impact to Heaton’s Toccata. This version of Scherzo was recorded by Black Dyke Band on the sixth volume of The Heaton Collection (SPS 417 CD)
Grade 5
Duration: 8 mins
WH43b PDF Score and parts and print license from paulehindmarsh@btinternet.com £30.00
Edited for brass octet or 10-piece ensemble by Paul Hindmarsh
Soprano Cornet in Eb (optional), 3 Cornets in Bb (3rd doubling flugelhorn), Tenor Horn in Eb, Baritone Horn (or Tenor Trombone) in Bb, Tenor Trombone in Bb, Bass Trombone (optional), Euphonium in Bb, Tuba in Eb.
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