Fauré - Three Romances Without Words Opus 17 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano

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Fauré - Three Romances Without Words Opus 17 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and PianoThe Three Romances Without Words, Opus 17, were most likely composed for Solo Piano in 1863 while Faur was still a student at the cole Niedermeyer, but not performed in public until much later. They have all of the recognizable features of the composer: Simplicity, lyricism, charm and fluidity. Their inspiration may have come from the earlier works by Mendelssohn which Mr. Sauer has also lovingly given life to. These three short works can be performed

The Suite is 12 minutes in length and for advanced performers

David Mathie has captured the essence of this five minute work for advanced performers

Paul Erion

this work for advanced performers brings an incredible peace to listeners wherever it is performed

Beghtol’s lovely transcription of Come Again Sweet Love for intermediate Trumpet is a wonderful short work that combines lyrical and Renaissance dance styles

They are musical works with a lot of character and should be a part of every Tubist's library

The Hungarian Dance No

he lived thereafter in Prague as an Organist

The Romance

James Haynor has once again done a splendid job of scoring a major new work for Brass Ensemble

one cannot only listen to the duets as performed by David Ritt

" two of the most iconic Christmas songs have been delightfully arranged for Trombone Quartet with optional drummer by Lisa Albrecht of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra

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