Ungarische Rhapsody Nr. 2

Franz Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2" was composed in 1847 for piano solo and is dedicated to Count László Teleki. It soon became famous and the "unofficial standard" for every celebrated pianist. It was also arranged for orchestra as well as for piano for four hands. This arrangement for brass quintet successfully captures the flair, fun and temperament of the piece and therefore is a welcome addition to the brass repertoire.