The Ely-Winton Finnish Seitsikko (Minnesota ) 1888 ==================================================== |
Other Links St. Olaf Tuba Euphonium Ensemble Cannon Valley Regional Orchestra (30th Anniversary 2009) Ameriikan Poijat (20th Anniversary 2010) Vintage Band Music Festival 2006 Ingria Pilgrims : Lilly International Service Learning Project to St. Petersburg, Russia June 2005 |
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Resources for the Study of Finnish Brass Septet (torviseitsikko) History and Repertoire. The Finnish brass septet is a central factor in Finnish band history, having been the common ensemble in most villages, societies, fire brigades, etc beginning in the 1870s. The scores were normally seven part, but in performance there usually were some doublings. There are several published sources for more detailed information about the seitsikko, which I cite in one of the links below. The relationship between the Finnish seven piece"seitsikko" and the fifteen piece Finnish military brass band, "normaalivanha," is very close, coming from the same bandmasters, arrangers, and players at first.
Literature Sources about "Seitsikko" Tampere Workers Society Septet Library Folio 8 Tampere Workers Society Septet Library Folio 10 Tampere Workers Society Septet Library Folio 12 Tampere Workers Band General Catalogue Tampere Workers Band Score Collection List of Active Finnish Brass Septets (2004) Florida Regimental Band Collection Ameriikan poijat 1991 Library (our first year) Ameriikan poijat 2007 Master Repertoire List
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Research Resources: J. F Anderst Brass Instruments
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