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Ravel - Trois Chansons for Four HornsTrois Chansons (Three Songs) is a work by Maurice Ravel originally composed for a cappella choir written in 1915 in the spirit of nursery rhymes, with a Renaissance almost archaic sounding atmosphere. Ravel composed the Three Songs (Nicolette, Trois beaux oiseaux du Paradis and Ronde) in response to World War I while he was waiting to be drafted and he dedicated the songs to three people who might help him enlist in the military. The common theme in

Mascagni's opera Cavalleria Rusticana is considered one of the great masterpieces of the repertoire

is about 7 minutes in length

Instrumentation is for: 3 Trumpets in C

If you ever wanted to play a solo by Bruckner

They represent

But the 24 Lyric Preludes move softly down a descending ladder of thirds and flat-wise around the circle of fifths

The SECOND SUITE has five movements and is intended for a quartet of younger tenor trombonists working with a teacher on the fifth part on bass trombone who will add richness and depth to the ensemble sound

and older brother left Prussia to start a new life in the USA

appearing in numerous arrangements

As with most of Vivaldi's concertos

arranged by Ralph Sauer

" features the B-flat Trumpet and Tuba

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