Bruckner - Tantum Ergo for Four-part Trombone Ensemble

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Bruckner - Tantum Ergo for Four-part Trombone EnsembleTantum ergo (Let us raise) WAB 43 was originally set for SATB choir with Organ, composed in 1845 and is the second of Bruckner's eight settings of this hymn. This short work has been beautifully arranged for 4 part trombone ensemble by Ralph Sauer. For moderately advanced performers. Free pdf Sample

and 'Old Nick' on the other

The mp3 sound clip features Ralph Sauer (Trombone) and Miriam Hickman (Piano)

is one of the characteristics of the cathedral that the Viennese find so endearing

I made a piano version of the accompaniment

Contains a number of ideas not previously in print

Sauer has brilliantly arranged six of these short works for advanced performers in bass clef

This lovely turn of the 20th Century work has the charm of a Strauss Waltz and the dazzle that Pryor was known for

A beautiful setting of the famous Scottish Air

Terrett makes use of different mutes for a wide range of colors

stressing natural playing (without forcing) and relaxation

In 1968 while on research in the archives of the former residence of Bishop Karl Liechtenstein von Kastelkorne in the Czech town of Kromeriz

It was first performed in with piano accompaniment in 1963 at a memorial concert for the composer after his untimely death