Fauré - Three Melodies, Op. 7 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano

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Fauré - Three Melodies, Op. 7 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and PianoGabriel Faur's, Opus 7, is a grouping of three songs written between 1870 and 1878 and then published together almost 20 years later. The songs are: Aprs une Rve (After a Dream) Faurs most famous song. Text by Romain Bussine. Hymne Also an ethereal love song. Text by Charles Baudelaire. Barcarolle A flowing song in 6 8 time from a Poem by Marc Monnier. Mr. Sauer has beautifully arranged these songs for advanced performers and provided English

Bryan always felt there had to be some solos from the Classical period for Trombone and it was only a matter of time before they were discovered

This is an excellent work to train young intermediate level Trombonists to count

I Moderato

These parts have been beautifully transcribed by Vancouver Symphony Principal Trombonist

stamina and technique for both performers

When performing this transcription

but all six Trombonists

Philharmonic Sonny Ausman (straight tunes) and retired Professor Steve Sample (swing tunes)

It has been arranged for Brass Quintet by the late Trumpeter

Rossini's famous La Gazza Ladra Overture for Brass Ensemble has been arranged by Seattle Symphony Trumpeter

in nine sections

Trombone and Tuba