Liszt - Romance oubliée (Forgotten Romance) for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano

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Liszt - Romance oubliée (Forgotten Romance) for Tuba or Bass Trombone and PianoLiszt composed the Romance oublie for Piano around 1844. It was then forgotten until he heard Violist Hermann Ritter at the first performance of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen at Bayreuth. Liszt fashioned for Ritter a transcription of the work for Viola and Piano as well as ones for the Piano, Violin and Violoncello. In this short work, the listener hears the agonies of a troubled soul, beginning with a rhapsodic passage, continuing with a cadenza

The Brook (Le Ruisseau)

The “Adagio” introduces an expressive theme emanating from the tuba

Mendelssohn wrote eight volumes of songs for the Piano throughout his life

before a short Coda

The poem was inspired by the apocryphal story that young Jesus actually traveled to England

There is a wonderful simplicity to Bridge's music that was lost forever just two years later

The Chants du Rhin (Songs of the Rhine)

Suppe's great Poet and Peasant Overture is now available for advanced Brass Quintet

originally for String Orchestra

jazz ensemble

Amen Chorus

Robert Schumann's Concertstück