Glazunov - Elégie Opus 17 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano

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Glazunov - Elégie Opus 17 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and PianoYoung Glazunov had the special opportunity to meet Franz Liszt in 1884 while on a tour of Europe arranged by his publisher. Liszt was very impressed with the young Glazunov and arranged to have his 1st Symphony performed in Weimar. Upon hearing of Liszts death in 1886, Glazunov wrote lgie Op. 17 in his memory with the subtitile Une Pense Franois Liszt. The music embodies emotions of nostalgia, sweet remembrance and grief. This 8 minute jewel,

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

Waldteufel composed his beautiful Skater's Waltz in 1882

Volume I from 1890

born in Ljubljana

The work is reminiscent of the style of Palestrina and exists without a Gloria or Credo

a very cozy Jazz chorded version

Opus 50 has been a staple of Violinists for over 210 years

Suppe's great Poet and Peasant Overture is now available for advanced Brass Quintet

Jingle Bell Rock

The Bringer of Old Age

in nine sections

Four Pieces from Opus 11 arranged for Euphonium and Piano by Ralph Sauer are originally from a group of seven pieces for solo Piano written between 1917 and 1918

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