The Danserye - Tylman Susato, arr. Patrick Dunnigan (Arranged For Band)

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I. La Morisque
II. Bergerette (2:09)
III. Les Quartre Branles (4:36)
IV. Faggott (7:20)
V. Den Hoboecken Dans (8:14)
VI. Ronde & Salterelle (10:14)
VII. Ronde & Aliud (11:53)
VIII. Basse Danse: Mon Desir (13:43)
IX. Pavane: La Battaille (15:54)
Tylman Susato was a composer of the Renaissance Era who wrote several books of simple, yet artistic pieces of music. One of them was "Het derde musyck boexken ... alderhande danserye," a collection of pieces that were written, for the most part, in dance forms. These pieces have been adapted for several different settings, and Patrick Dunnigan has arranged a rather stunning version for band.
Performed by the University Of Texas Wind Ensemble, taken from their album "Bells For Stokowski."
Jerry Junkin, Conductor

[@kuromitsu1]

What a treasure,and what a superb arrangement!!!bravissimo!

[@CapriceBozza80]

The name of the arranger is Patrick Dunnigan, Director Of Bands at Florida State University. The arrangement is commercially available. For future notice, I will always list the name of the arranger in the video description.

[@6463538]

Beautiful music in lovely, colourful arrangements. Thanks for the post.

[@silviomase3895]

musica divina!

[@caelestissapientiae678]

Wir spielen das jetzt im Orchester... Eigentlich sehr leicht, nur zu kleinen Teilen rhythmisch schwer, zumindest für Waldhorn. Nervig ist nur für die erste Stimme die Höhe. Was allerdings schwer ist an diesen Stücken - die Leichtigkeit, mit der man spielen muss. Zumindest laut unserem Dirigenten.

[@nicolaskob9960]

Is this arrangement commercially available? If so who is the arranger?

[@demarezmichel]

SUSATO Tielman (1551) - Allemandes I et II