Irving Berlin/Stephen Roberts - Puttin' on the Ritz (2006 ca.) Score

El quinteto de metales de Berlín interpretando "Puttin on the Ritz, para ensamble de metales" arreglo de Stephen Roberts sobre un tema del compositor estadounidense Irving Berlin.
The Berlin Brass Quintet performing "Puttin on the Ritz, for brass ensemble" arranged by Stephen Roberts on a theme by the American composer Irving Berlin.
Partitura proporcionada por Josiah Dirkse.
Sheet music provided by Josiah Dirkse.
Español:
Irving Berlin, nacido Israel Isidore Baline, fue un compositor y letrista de Broadway, nacionalizado estadounidense, uno de los más prolíficos y famosos de la historia contemporánea de América.
Berlin fue uno de los pocos compositores de Tin Pan Alley/Broadway que escribieron tanto las letras como la música de sus canciones. Aunque no llegó a aprender nunca a leer música más allá de un nivel elemental, compuso alrededor de 3000 canciones (otras fuentes estiman 900 canciones), muchas de las cuales se convirtieron en canciones populares como "Cheek to Cheek", "Puttin' on the Ritz", "Alexander's Ragtime Band", "Let's have another cup of coffee", "Let's face the music and dance", "There's No Business Like Show Business", "White Christmas" (Blanca Navidad) o Easter Parade (Desfile de Pascua) e himnos patrióticos como "God Bless America". Todas ellas dejaron una huella indeleble en la música y cultura estadounidense. Produjo 17 películas y 21 espectáculos de Broadway, además de sus canciones individuales.
English:
Irving Berlin, born Israel Isidore Baline, was a naturalized American Broadway composer and lyricist, one of the most prolific and famous in contemporary American history.
Berlin was one of the few Tin Pan Alley/Broadway songwriters who wrote both the lyrics and the music for his songs. Although he never learned to read music beyond an elementary level, he composed around 3,000 songs (other sources estimate 900 songs), many of which became popular songs such as "Cheek to Cheek", "Puttin' on the Ritz", "Alexander's Ragtime Band", "Let's have another cup of coffee", "Let's face the music and dance", "There's No Business Like Show Business", "White Christmas" or Easter Parade Easter) and patriotic hymns like "God Bless America." All of them left an indelible mark on American music and culture. He produced 17 films and 21 Broadway shows, in addition to his individual songs.
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[@muse8850]

This transcription is sick, but im curious why bar 93 in the first trumpet part is an octave down? Those notes are very playable on trumpet

[@jamesbanks5597]

It should be optional 8va at least, I agree

[@DarkPanther201]

I don't think this is a 'transcription' - they've just copied the original arrangement published by Stephen Roberts, where the trumpet part is written in the lower octave. However in the Berlin Brass Quintet performance, the trumpet player made a personal decision to put it up the octave (which I agree sounds nicer).

[@zacvee7255]

There’s a ton of moments in this piece where the music doesn’t match the notation. Maybe it was an earlier version.

[@zackwoods5077]

I agree especially when the end has the optional 8va despite being significantly higher.

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

A truly fine arrangement.

[@dourmont]

Excelente arreglo.

[@Ashley-cr4tf]

Ears= blessed

[@eltonwild5648]

Amazing

[@Dylonely42]

Nice.

[@sketchyspot]

❤

[@karelm8825]

good evening, where can you buy individual parties of this variety

[@YeeterMcBeater470]

Musescore is what I'm trying to use

[@Thatoneguy0007]

My question exactly

[@YeeterMcBeater470]

@Thatoneguy0007 I had found it on musescore, I used the free week long trial and printed acores and single pieces then canceled trial

[@zemry]

How do I get a copy of this?

[@YeeterMcBeater470]

Musescore is what I'm trying to use

[@johnnyquest9519]

Fun

[@bassclarineric6173]

Can you arrange this for clarinet quintet?

[@user-ey1ge6pv3l]

phew clarinet quintet

[@WillChrisman-jd6nv]

They didn't arrange this, but I might be able to help you out. Clarinet is not a usual quintet but I could try. Do you mean like two Bbs, and Alto, a Bass, and a Contrabass? If not please specify like maybe you mean with piccolo clarinet too

[@user-qv9tg5su9v]

While it's nice, I am missing the Euphonium.

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

There is no euphonium in a brass quintet.

[@user-qv9tg5su9v]

@@LyleFrancisDelp I was saying I wish there was a Euphonium.

[@AncientRe]

@@user-qv9tg5su9v You could play euphonium in place of the trombone part, but the instrument does not provide the right sound to blend properly with the horn and trumpets. That would be the primary reason the trombone is favored in most ensembles.

[@Novacreeper231]

euphonium also cant do most of the fun slide glisses that a trombone can

[@Novacreeper231]

this piece has a sort of jazzy feel which i dont think a euphonium would really fit with that style

[@sarvarahmedov9767]

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