Fisher Tull : Partitions moyen

Was composed at the request of saxophonists Lawrence Gwozdz and Harry White in honor of the 80th birthday of Sigurd Rascher. The duo premeried the work at a surprise informal concert at the Rascher ho...

Ce trio de cuivres mixtes (trompette, cor, trombone) témoigne du génie de Fisher Tull en tant qu'orchestrateur et de la maturité de son style de composition.

Commissioned by the Manatee High School Band in Bradenton, Florida directed by Howard Lerner. The work is based on a 16th Century hymn melody 'Rendez a Dieu' by French composer Louis Bourgeois. The co...

Commissioned by the Manatee High School Band in Bradenton, Florida directed by Howard Lerner. The work is based on a 16th Century hymn melody 'Rendez a Dieu' by French composer Louis Bourgeois. The co...

This processional march was written for the 100 year celebration of Buena Vista college.

The Requiem Mass serves as the basis for this Fisher Tull composition for band. The piece utilizes references from the early Gregorian chant to 20th century composition techniques, including aleatoric...

The Requiem Mass serves as the basis for this Fisher Tull composition for band. The piece utilizes references from the early Gregorian chant to 20th century composition techniques, including aleatoric...

This processional march was written for the 100 year celebration of Buena Vista college.

This processional march was written for the 100 year celebration of Buena Vista college.

This setting of Geoffrey Chaucer's text for male chorus and trombone quartet (alternate piano) was commissioned by Sinfonia Foundation for the 1985 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia National Assembly.

This setting of Geoffrey Chaucer's text for male chorus and trombone quartet (alternate piano) was commissioned by Sinfonia Foundation for the 1985 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia National Assembly.

Commissioned by the Manatee High School Band in Bradenton, Florida directed by Howard Lerner. The work is based on a 16th Century hymn melody 'Rendez a Dieu' by French composer Louis Bourgeois. The co...