Tchaikovsky - Autumn Song from the Seasons for Trombone and Piano

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Tchaikovsky - Autumn Song from the Seasons for Trombone and PianoTired of sitting idle in the back row of the orchestra, listening to the great melodies in Tchaikovsky's orchestral works? This piece (along with Barcarolle from The Seasons, available from Cherry Classics) will give you a chance to explore Tchaikovsky's melodic world. The Seasons is a set of twelve short character pieces written on commission in 1875 for solo piano, based on a month of the year in Russia. Autumn Song represents the month of October.

Each movement of this work is based on spontaneous and uncalculated musical imagery of dreams and childhood reflections

The pieces are full of eastern sounding melodies and exploit the singing nature of the Trombone

The Concertino is one of the featured works on Wolfe's beautiful new recording

Mourisca do Santo João de Braga (Moorish architechture of Saint John of Braga) as a march

originally written for solo Piano

the Pummerin

so the real thing should seem simpler by comparison

The three lower voices weave contrapuntal lines and the Trumpets sound the Chorale melody in the top voice four times before the harmonically rich conclusion

transcribed for Brass Quintet by Ralph Sauer is now available again in a new edition

Originally thought to be composed for two Horns

The music is based on Edward Lavine

The arrangement for Trombone octet by Randall Malmstrom is appropriate for advanced performers

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