Wilcox, Norman / Original Composition | Fanfare for Symphonic Brass for Brass Ensemble/Choir

Wilcox, Norman – Fanfare for Symphonic Brass for Brass Ensemble/Choir
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Fanfare for Symphonic Brass for Brass Ensemble/Choir

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Norman Wilcox's Fanfare for Symphonic Brass is a 2 1/2 minute work for moderately advanced performers. It is bold with lots of rhythmic pulse and drive. Each part is challenging on its own. The work exhibits solid tonality and sonority.

Mr. Wilcox is also a Trombonist and graduated from the Eastman School of Music in 1972. He performs in orchestras and ensembles mainly in South Central NY State.

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Composer Info

Wilcox, Norman
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Trombonist, Norm Wilcox has been performing throughout the Southern Tier for more than 40 years. A native of Elmira, he graduated from Horseheads High School, studying under James Wilson, and then from the Eastman School of Music, studying under Emory Remington and Donald Knaub. While choosing a career in the tool and die business, Norm has taken advantage of every opportunity to perform in many local musical organizations, including 31 years with the Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes and it's predecessors. He also plays with the Binghamton Symphony, the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra, Cornell University's Ensemble X, as well as two groups of his own, The Brass Menagerie, a brass quintet and The Elmira Trombone Choir. He has taught trombone privately, transcribed brass music and composed Christian music. He lives in Horseheads and is married to Kathy, herself an accomplished musician and veteran of many local theatrical productions.

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