Glinka - Six Etudes for Euphonium and Piano

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Glinka - Six Etudes for Euphonium and PianoSix Etudes for Euphonium and Piano by Mikhail Glinka have been beautifully edited by Ralph Sauer originally composed for voice and piano. They are reminiscent of Bordogni and Rossini. Glinka travelled to Italy in the 1830's and it is likely that these lovely works are a product of his inspiration. The Etudes are suitable for advanced performers and total about 20 minutes in length. They would make wonderful additions to a recital. Free PDF Sample

shows similarities in tonality

This piece shows the harmonic modernism and text painting commonly seen in Gesualdo’s music to stunning effect

trombonist

He directs the performers to follow on to the next section

56 and 64 performed by Karl Lyden on YouTube

This work is also available on iTunes

was composed and first performed in Vienna in 1886 for a humming men's Choir and Tenor Soloist

It is about 5 minutes in length for 6-part Trombone Ensemble of advanced level performers

William Levi is a product of the final days of the big band era

Jon’s gift for musical ‘acrobatics’ gave me the idea of creating a short

Inspired by the tension of secret plans and shadowy motives

These two songs total about 5 minutes in length and are appropriate for advanced performers