Vaughan Williams - Six Studies in English Folk Song for Horn & Piano

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Vaughan Williams - Six Studies in English Folk Song for Horn & PianoSix Studies in English Folksong by Ralph Vaughan Williams composed in 1926 for the Cellist, Meg Mukle have been beautifully arranged for Horn & Piano by Ralph Sauer, retired Principal Trombonist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Although titled "Studies", these movements are very beautiful gems, each one shining with genius and able to stand on their own. They are all in the modal lyrical style of the composer, whose music is impressionist yet British

Leuba's book offers the student

Shostakovich Symphonies No

putting up with my questions and so forth

Ronde & Aliud

together with some unconventional ‘flutter- tonguing’ techniques

is a fun arrangement by James Haynor of the "Best of Berlioz" for 10-part Brass Ensemble

Frank Gazda has arranged these delightful folk melodies for Tuba quartet appropriate for intermediate level performers (range is up to high b-flat)

This version for Trombone and Piano is a reduction by the composer from the score for full orchestra

a real blow out

Nir Fishkin has beautifully arranged Ten Classical Gems for Trombone and Piano

a Presto movement with lots of glisses that runs headlong into a quote from the Tommy Dorsey signature melody

The Trumpet plays the Choral Prelude melody on top in a beautiful legato line