The “Sängerlust – Polka francaise op. 328” by Johann Strauss (son), masterfully arranged for brass quintet by Andreas Simbeni, is a charming and lively reinterpretation of one of the most cheerful works by the famous waltz king. This arrangement captures the playful lightness and charming rhythm of the polka and transfers it to the rich sound spectrum of a brass quintet.

Simbeni’s arrangement emphasizes the cheerful melody and lively rhythm of the original, while the brass instruments accentuate the melodies and harmonic structures of the piece with their brilliance and clarity. The score is carefully designed to maintain the balance between the individual voices and at the same time to give each instrument room for expressive development.

This arrangement of “Sängerlust – Polka francaise” is ideal for concerts, social occasions and educational purposes. It offers brass quintets an entertaining yet challenging musical task and is an excellent choice for ensembles looking for a piece that will delight both the musicians and the audience with its cheerfulness and charm.