Strauss - Eine Alpensinfonie - Extracts for 11-part Brass Ensemble

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Strauss - Eine Alpensinfonie - Extracts for 11-part Brass EnsembleEine Alpensinfonie is Strauss's final and largest scale tone poem. Composed in 1915 (during WWI) Strauss puts into music his feelings of joy and mystery about the glory of nature, especially the mountains. He so loved the mountains that he built a home in the Bavarian Alps with stunning views. The original work is scored for an enormous orchestra of at least 125 musicians and is about 50 minutes in length. This fantastic 8 minute arrangement by

The Duets are two pages each and are perfectly suited for two students or teacher and student

It looked much like our modern day Cello

Horn in F 2

connected line

Debussy's beautiful work Reverie

down a step from the original

Based on the keyboard works of J

I recommend that you practice all sections of Pictures at an Exhibition with a pianist at a slow tempo

it was discovered and first published in 1867

With God's might they will become strong

Jan Freidlin's new work Dive Into The Sweet Music for Trombone and Piano is a perfect piece for the young performer to first learn the style of "shuffle-rock"

These Duets were written for the intermediate and advanced student interested in playing Jazz

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