Reichenbach - Streets of Paris for Trombone and Piano

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Reichenbach - Streets of Paris for Trombone and PianoBill Reichenbach's wonderful new composition for Solo Trombone and Piano accompaniment is brash, bold, dramatic, lyrical and exhilarating to perform and listen to. Originally written for Solo Trombone with Wind Ensemble for Professor Larry Zalkind of the Eastman School of Music, this edition is a reduction for Piano accompaniment. Streets of Paris is written for very advanced to virtuosic performers and is about 11 minutes in length. Below is a

There are 22 major excerpts from the four Operas for Bass Trumpet (part supplied for original keys and transposed version in C or may be played by a Tenor Trombone)

The songs are:

Shifting Alliances

playing on an Alto

The music gradually builds up more and more leading the listener to the 2nd movement - Vivace energico in which the Piano makes its first appearance

Both parts are in B-flat transposition

The great French Flautist Marcel Moyse is credited with adding phrasing and bar lines to his friend Debussy's new work

We look forward to many performers using these valuable studies to improve their technique and musicianship

Bach clearly intended that the original Art of Fugue theme was to be the final subject and all four themes would combine in a glorious climax

Nick thinks that at the time he must have had in mind the magnificent brass fanfares of Montreal composer Jacques Hétu

I have realized the Piano part

Each Fugue is a masterpiece in its own right

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