Bruch - Four Pieces, Op. 70 for Euphonium and Piano

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Bruch - Four Pieces, Op. 70 for Euphonium and PianoMax Bruch's Four Pieces, Op. 70 were written for Cello and Piano in Berlin, 1896. The four movements are titled: Aria, Finnish, Scottish and Swedish. Aria, is an Adagio in A minor reminiscent of the Kol Nidr. Finnish, is a brooding lyrical Andante in G Minor. Scottish, is a proud song in B flat major with dotted rhythms. Swedish, an unruly Allegro dance in A B A form in A minor. For advanced performers, this work of about twelve minutes in length has

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One of Mozart's greatest choral works has been transcribed by David Sabourin

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This work was commissioned by Jonathan Warburton

formerly the Bass Trombonist with the Utah Symphony and has done a beautiful job arranging this glorious movement from the Mass for twelve Trombones

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