Innes - The Sea-Shells Waltz for Trombone and Piano

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Innes - The Sea-Shells Waltz for Trombone and PianoThe Sea Shells Waltz was written in 1880 as part of a musical challenge Innes posed to the great French cornetist, Jules Levy. They were both in New York performing as soloists with the legendary Gilmore band for some summer concerts. Levy would play a solo and Innes would follow with an even more elaborate one. One day Levy brought in a new solo in which he injected his own extemporaneous cadenza made up of everything he could do on the cornet. When

The work is lush and with rich harmonies

written in 1914

originally published in 1898 for Violin and Piano

Clair de Lune has been beautifully transcribed by Ralph Sauer for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano

beautifully arranged for Brass Quintet and Organ by Justin Bland

discipline

So on his part

The music is appropriate for advanced performers

which has become one of the most popular works in the repertoire

“Misty”

Saint Saens wrote two settings of this music

The work has many different effects