RBC Publications / ex / 10265S
Trooper's Tribunal (score)
$12.00
Henry Fillmore, Edited by Timothy Rhea
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“Trooper’s Tribunal” is a lesser-known Fillmore march that was published in 1905. The “Trooper’s Tribunal” title was a joke in that Fillmore intentionally misspelled “Troupers” so that it would appear as a military parade title (“Troopers on Review) as opposed to a circus march. This joke resulted from a disagreement between Henry and his Father, J.H. Fillmore, who felt that the Fillmore Brothers Company should only publish music of a religious and serious nature. J.H. Fillmore considered the circus to be beneath the dignity of his son. “Trooper’s Tribunal” has a wonderful circus flavor and if full of technical requirements of all band members. It is very much a delightful and happy march. As this is a circus march, a tempo between 132-160 beats per minute is acceptable, with the technique of the ensemble defining what is most appropriate.
Level: M, MA
Voicing/Instrument: Concert Band
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| Publisher | Title | Composer / Arranger | Voicing | SKU | Price | QTY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RBC Publications | Trooper's Tribunal | Henry Fillmore, Edited by Timothy Rhea | Concert Band | 10265 | 65.00 |