The Wild-Eyed Moose Tango by Glen Edward Newton depicts two Alaskan bull moose fighting over a female moose in his daughter’s front yard in Anchorage last September. He originally composed the piece as a Christmas present for his 11-year-old grandson Sam to play with piano accompaniment on his trumpet. For the Minneapolis Trombone Choir, he lengthened the piece and arranged it for six tenor trombones, bass trombone, and contrabass trombone. As you listen, see if you can imagine the two bull moose eyeing each other closely and circling around each other as the female moose watches from the neighbor’s yard. Near the end, the tempo picks up (to “Tempo di Angry Moose”) until the two bulls clash, and one bull pushes the other away.
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