Albeniz - Three Pieces from Suite Espanola for Trombone and Piano

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Albeniz - Three Pieces from Suite Espanola for Trombone and PianoSuite Espaola, Op. 47 is a suite of four movements for solo Piano written in 1886 in honor of the Queen of Spain. After the composer's death, his editor added an additional four movements to the piece. Mr. Sauer has taken three of these movements for his marvelous arrangement for Trombone and Piano. Granada Asturias Sevilla Each piece is based on a region of Spain and is honored with a unique dance celebrating the area's character. This arrangement of

(For two Euphoniums and two Tubas)

members: George Curran

The sample soundtrack is beautifully performed by the Vancouver Brass Orchestra (without percussion)

George's Day

Dave Sabourin has arranged one of Sousa's greatest marches for four part Tuba Ensemble

trombone and Natasha Kislenko

music critic

a romance developed

the harmonies lush and the rhythms intoxicating

The author then progresses through all of the keys

This music is about nine minutes in length and can be performed by moderately advanced players

Randy Aldcroft has written three volumes of wonderful Jazz Duets for Trumpets in all keys