Glazunov - Élégie Opus 44 for Trombone and Piano

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Glazunov - Élégie Opus 44 for Trombone and PianoGlazunov's lgie Op. 44 was composed in 1893, originally for Viola and Piano. It is thought to be a memorial for either Anton Rubinstein and or Tchaikovsky, both of whom died the year before. The six minute work is very nicely arranged by Dr. Cory Mixdorf. It is an Allegretto in 9 8 meter, poignantly lyrical, of somber mood and appropriate for advanced performers. The live performance sound sample of the complete work below features Trombonist Dr. Cory

extraordinary musician

The Romance is written in Tenor Clef and is for moderately advanced performers

Volume II and III are in preparation

Fauré's "Les Berceaux" (The Cradles)

You may now purchase the download of the sheet music & the recording together here

Beautifully engraved in Bass Clef

They were written for Liedertafel or men's choral societies

Ralph Sauer has done a beautiful job of arranging these exquisite works for Euphonium and Piano in Bass Clef

These works have a lovely relaxed flow and can be an important addition to your program

but to be used during the Anglican communion service

all in a very tasteful

The Concertino is very well-suited for advanced performers