Brightly Dawns Our Wedding-Day (Brass Quartet)

The Mikado is a comic operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan first performed in 1885 that explores themes of love, political intrigue, and social satire through its humorous plot and memorable characters. "Brightly Dawns Our Wedding-Day" is a madrigal from the operetta performed as a vocal quartet with the orchestra. This arrangement captures all the vocal parts are well as the instrumental interludes and accompaniment. The tenor part is scored here for either horn or trombone, and the bass part is scored here for either trombone or tuba.