Bridge - Pensiero and Allegro for Trombone and Piano

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Bridge - Pensiero and Allegro for Trombone and PianoFrank Bridge's Pensiero and Allegro Appassionato was first published in 1908 for Viola and Piano. The two movements are a perfectly balanced pair of pieces, the first being elegiac in mood and the second more outgoing and dramatic. They both show Bridge's mastery of technique for piano and instrumental writing as well as chromatic harmony. This work is another fine example of Ralph Sauer's vision of creating arrangements of great music previously

The trombone moves into the upper register

who asked the composer to set them to music

Dvorak's Slavonic Dances are among his most popular and accessible compositions

The rudiments of music are clearly explained

heard at the beginning and end of the adagio

The second part plays the moving voice in a midrange along with the Bass Trombone on the bottom line

The use of the key of “C” for the initial 33 exercises

Dies Irae or "Day of Wrath" is a tumultuous and stormy episode in Mozart's great Requiem

It is appropriate for moderately advanced performers and is about 5-6 minutes in length and would make a perfect piece for a recital or jury

Number One is a Piano work from 1875 dedicated to Frau Betty Schott the wife of music publisher Franz Schott

Bassoon and Continuo

The setting works beautifully for Trombone Choir