Debussy - General Lavine, eccentric for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano

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Debussy - General Lavine, eccentric for Tuba or Bass Trombone and PianoDebussy's General Lavine eccentric, is taken from his Book II of Piano Preludes written in 1912. It is in the style of a Cakewalk, a dance developed in the late 19th century at get togethers on slave plantations in the southern United States. The music is based on Edward Lavine, a famous vaudeville performer whose act was presented at the Marigny Theatre around the same time. It is the only work by Debussy composed as a musical portrait for a human

“THE BIG TOP”

arranged for Trombone and Piano by Ralph Sauer are originally from a group of seven pieces for solo Piano written between 1917 and 1918

YouTube performance by Dave Whitehouse of the London Philharmonic

Uranus & Neptune bring magic from the score into the concert hall

Sauer's arrangement is dedicated to the memory of the late Milt Stevens

We Wish You A Merry Christmas

Lyrical and mysterious in nature

the difficulty level is for very advanced ensembles

ma con moto" and "Vivo e nervoso"

Tchaikovsky sets the perfect mystical mood with the Arabian Dance from his wonderful Nutcracker ballet

stretto Fugue with the main subject answered by inversion

In making this version for the Tuba