Leoncavallo - Serenade and Impromptu for Euphonium and Piano

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Leoncavallo - Serenade and Impromptu for Euphonium and PianoThe Serenade and Impromptu by Leoncavallo have been artfully arranged for Euphonium and Piano by Ralph Sauer. They are both originally written for Cello and Piano. These two obscure, yet charming and beautiful Neapolitan songs "without words" together are about 6 minutes in length. With the use of bass clef and "ossia" passages, they are playable by even moderately advanced performers. Free pdf Sample

Biber's Sonata à 7 was composed in 1667 for 7 Trumpets

Marc Williams' 6-minute all instrumental arrangement is inspired by the Blood Sweat & Tears version from 1969 and features solo Trombone

The Volunteer

It's style is very simple and non-dramatic unlike the Requiem which he was to begin composing soon after

Russ is a Bass Trombonist

directed by Dr

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

The song's lyrics are by Gellert and are a majestic description of nature's declarations of the glory of God

Opus 102 by Robert Schumann were originally written for Cello and Piano

Holst has written a score and Ralph Sauer has transcribed it in such a way that the brilliant sounds and joyous mood are perfectly matched for 14-part Brass Ensemble with Timpani and Percussion

Young Bruckner composed the Missa Brevis WAB 146 for mixed a cappella choir (also known as the Kronstorfer Messe) in 1843 while working as a teaching assistant in the town of Kronstorf

Sauer has brilliantly scored this movement of about nine minutes in length for 14-part brass ensemble with Timpani and Glockenspiel

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