The March, originally written for military band, is a wonderful example of mid-eighteenth century band music. It is so different from his symphonies, you may not even know it's Bruckner, except for the obvious juxtaposition of triple/duple meter and major/minor tonalities.
Instrumentation:Brass Quintet
Instrumentation:Brass Quintet
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