Albinoni - Adagio for Solo Trombone and Strings

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Albinoni - Adagio for Solo Trombone and StringsThe "Adagio in G minor" for Trombone and String Quartet is a wonderful arrangement of the work attributed to Tomaso Albinoni (1671 1751). The piece is about seven minutes in length for advanced performers. Below is a short article about the Adagio by the arranger, Sean F. Biehn. There is much controversy as to who wrote the Adagio for Strings in G minor and whether it was a stolen idea, or embellished from a piece of a manuscript. The piece is

Solo Trombone and Tuba this work is around six minutes in length and takes a moderately advanced group to perform it

The four movement piece totals about ten minutes of music

The songs of Brahms's famous song cycle have been tastefully edited and will add depth to your playing and variety to your recital

Elgar wrote two lovely contrasting works

and is lyrical and expressive

it has grown in popularity to be a "mega-hit" played everywhere

“…Similar to the Rochut

The Solo part comes with B-flat transposition

The well-known Maple Leaf Rag is one of Joplin’s early works

Tchaikovsky transposed the movement

and was an extraordinary Pianist

a great piece for a recital