The Pines of Rome (1924) is the brilliant second installment in Ottorino Respighi’s famous Roman trilogy of tone poems, alongside Fountains of Rome and Roman Festivals. This magnificent four-movement suite vividly depicts the iconic pine trees of Rome at different times of the day.
While originally composed for full orchestra, this masterfully crafted large brass ensemble arrangement captures all the color, power, and lyrical beauty of Respighi's original orchestration. Perfect for professional and advanced collegiate brass choirs, this edition brings a symphonic staple to the brass stage.
 
Note: An MP3 of the traditional nightingale song (required for the conclusion of "The Pines of the Janiculum") is readily available for performance use.