Janacek - Fifteen Moravian Folk Songs for Euphonium and Piano

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Janacek - Fifteen Moravian Folk Songs for Euphonium and PianoThese are fifteen short, but intense works by Leos Janacek that give the Euphonium performer a chance to experience this wonderful composer. The pieces can be performed by intermediate to advanced performers and are about 9 minutes in length. Below are a few notes from the arrangement by Ralph Sauer. Originally for solo piano, the Fifteen Moravian Folksongs are remarkable for their musicality as well as their brevity the only notated, repeated passage

around 1842-1845

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