John Mackey's Wine-Dark Sea is a piece for this instrumentation.
John Mackey's Wine-Dark Sea is a piece for this instrumentation. Donald Hunsberger commissioned a piece in this genre that uses crotales, vibraphone, and chimes to create sounds that "hang in the air," that piece is Â…and the mountains rising nowhere. This genre does not usually include singers, but one piece in this genre begins and ends with a soprano singing "I am an angel of light," that piece is Angels in the Architecture by Frank Ticheli. Paul Hindemith's only work for this instrumentation was his Symphony In B-Flat, and Georg Friedrich Handel wrote a suite originally in this genre to accompany (*) fireworks. One suite for this instrumentation is based on six folk tunes, including "Rufford Park Poacher." This instrumentation usually consists of woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments. For 10 points, name this genre that includes Percy Grainger's Molly on the Shore and Lincolnshire Posy.
John Mackey's Wine-Dark Sea is a piece for this instrumentation.
wind ensemble [accept band, concert band, symphonic band, wind band, anti-prompt on "military band," DO NOT accept or prompt on "marching band"] 