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valvepimp
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It's my favorite brass quintet written by Sir Malcolm Arnold, a British composer. You should try and get it for your quintet. The slow movement is particularly beautiful. Trumpetmike provided quite a bit of info on Malcolm Arnold in this thread
http://www.trumpetherald.com/forum/viewtopic.php?topic=14866&forum=11&15
Perhaps if he reads the comeback forum, he will discuss this piece as well.
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ValvePimp,
Now you've done it. After mentioning your favorite piece to my quintet, the horn player is now all excited about doing it. What have you gotten me into this time?
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A horn player in heat should be the raison d'etre for all brass quintets, shouldn't it? 
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