Mahler - Adagietto from Symphony No. 5 for Horn and Piano

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Mahler - Adagietto from Symphony No. 5 for Horn and PianoComposed in 1901 02, Mahler's 5th Symphony contains the Adagietto movement scored for strings and harp, perhaps the most serene, simple, spiritual and peaceful music of his entire output. The music was likely composed as a love song to his new wife Alma. Ralph Sauer has beautifully arranged the movement for solo Horn with Piano accompaniment. The 8 minute long work is appropriate for advanced performers. Free pdf Sample

Eugene Onegin Opera complete

The 2nd part can be played on Tenor or Bass Trombone

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This is followed by the the composer's original chorale melody which is true in style to the traditional Chorales of J

on the Trombone or Euphonium

Kirkham has included a performance suggestion that includes some optional acting by the performers

About two and a half minutes in length

Go to YouTube and listen/watch him play it

My original goal was to write a simple arrangement of the two songs

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