Schoenberg - Six Little Pieces, Op.19 for Euphonium and Piano

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Schoenberg - Six Little Pieces, Op.19 for Euphonium and PianoArnold Schoenberg's Six Little Pieces, Opus 19, originally for Piano, were published in 1913 at a time when the composer was reacting to his feelings of the excesses of the Romantic Period. They were composed concurrently with his gigantic work Gurre Lieder. The first five pieces were written in one day and the last one shortly after the death of Gustav Mahler as a rumored "tombeau" or memorial. Mr. Sauer has deftly arranged these six short pieces of

Remo Giazotto

this 3 minute work is a must for your group

3 Trombones and Tuba

ending off on a cloud of velvet

The highest note is A-flat

is a profound example of the unrivaled beauty

40 for Trombone and Piano:

this work will dazzle your audience when the Bass Trombonist plays the Piccolo part at the end

which features a great "Elephant style" solo

is one of Bach's least known works

About two and a half minutes in length

and several of them can be programmed together as a medley on a concert or recital