FISHER TULL - Fanfare - Concert Band & Antiphonal Brass - Full Score - NEW

FIsher Tull entered into serious composition beginning in the early 1960s. His works are generally tonal but harmonically adventurous and rhythmically vigorous, and show a strong influence of Medieval and Renaissance music. His catalog of compositions include over 80 published works for orchestra, band, chorus, and chamber ensemble, although he is known particularly for his works for concert band, brass, and percussion ensemble.

His neo-classical band work "Toccata" (1969) won the Ostwald Award in 1970, and his highly revered compositions, including "Sketches on a Tudor Psalm" (1972), are considered staples of band repertoire. Tull was appointed to the faculty of Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Tex., in 1957 and chaired the music department from 1965 to 1982.

A lesser-known work by one of the top band composers of the 20th century. 

Score is new and unmarked except for my library stamp.

Over the next few months, I will continue listing a large number of scores for orchestra, string orchestra, wind band, and chamber ensembles that I collected over my 40-year conducting career. I will also be listing most of the (700+) books on music and musicians. If you are looking for something in particular, it is possible that I have it. Message me with a request, and it it is in my collection, I will add it to my store.

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