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This arrangement by Gary Hunter of Schubert’s Adieu portrays the song in a different colour. Written for brass quintet, the song remains lyrical and easy on the ear, and is ideal for church settings and general concert performances.
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This arrangement by Gary Hunter of Schubert’s Adieu portrays the song in a different colour. Written for brass quintet, the song remains lyrical and easy on the ear, and is ideal for church settings and general concert performances.
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Biography
Biography
Hunter, Gary
Gary Hunter was born in Whitehaven, Cumbria in 1990. He took a huge interest in music at an early age and began his education as a pianist. In his teens he decided to take up the trombone, studying under brass band renowned Gordon Evans MBE. In 2008 Gary attended The University of Hertfordshire where he attained a second class honours degree in Music Composition and Technology. He stayed at the University for a final year where he then attained a masters degree in Music Composition for Film and Media.
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