Bruch - Eight Pieces, Op. 83 for Two Euphoniums and Piano

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Bruch - Eight Pieces, Op. 83 for Two Euphoniums and PianoMax Bruch composed Eight Pieces, Opus 83 for Clarinet, Viola and Piano in 1908. They are highly romantic pieces written expressly for his son Max Felix, a talented clarinetist. In order to enable the work to be played more widely, Bruch arranged the clarinet part for violin and the viola part for cello. This edition has been brilliantly arranged by Ralph Sauer for two euphoniums and piano and is appropriate for advanced performers. The solo parts are

Ecce Sacerdos Magnus (“Behold the Great Priest”) comes from the early European tradition of plainchant

Each piece is a complete arrangement on its own

Ave Maria was composed in 1964 and is one of the most beautiful works for Choral Ensemble from the 20th century

but elaborated on by him with sweet sadness and longing

Jovial is marked moderately fast with the subtitle Rondo

Singer and Lutenist

especially in duets four and five

Here though

In making this version for the Tuba

particularly in the harmonies that underpin the solo part

3 Trumpets in b-flat

" features the B-flat Trumpet and Tuba