Fauré - Three Romances Without Words Opus 17 for Euphonium and Piano

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Fauré - Three Romances Without Words Opus 17 for Euphonium and PianoThe Three Romances Without Words, Opus 17, were most likely composed for Solo Piano in 1863 while Faur was still a student at the cole Niedermeyer, but not performed in public until much later. They have all of the recognizable features of the composer: Simplicity, lyricism, charm and fluidity. Their inspiration may have come from the earlier works by Mendelssohn, which Mr. Sauer has also lovingly given life to. These three short works can be

though they can also be useful as remedial or preparatory material at the first year college level

A great transcription of Bach's "Dorian Toccata" BWV 538 for 8-part Trombone Ensemble by Ralph Sauer

poise and elegance to perform

Instrumentation is for 2 Trumpets in B-flat

A must-have for all aspiring brass performers

but the emotive atmosphere left from impressions long ago embedded in the psyche

Dave Sabourin

Un Canadien Errant

a spicy burlesque Rag

It is usually performed during Holy Week as part of Mass services

John Gospel and is considered an ancient carol of Christmas based on the text

The standard method of teaching intonation by the intuitive method is discussed and shown to be flawed