Brahms - Thirteen Canons, Op. 113 for Six-Part Trombone Ensemble

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Brahms - Thirteen Canons, Op. 113 for Six-Part Trombone EnsembleThe Thirteen Canons, Op. 113 are a collection of works for female unaccompanied chorus composed over the course of a number of years (most likely written while employed as director of a Hamburg woman's choir) and finished off and first published in 1891. Brahms alludes to his admired predecessor Schubert in No. 13 with a quote from the song Der Leiermann from Die Winterreise. Ralph Sauer has lovingly arranged these works, totalling about 12 minutes in

Johansen and pianist Erik Kaltoft

This English folk song laden gem of about 4 1/2 minutes is sure to delight audiences and is suitable for advanced performers

it was officially adopted as the national march of the United States of America

Kappelmeister of the city of Linz

Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune by Claude Debussy evokes mystery

The song's lyrics are by Gellert and are a majestic description of nature's declarations of the glory of God

The musical format of songs without words is not unusual

poignantly lyrical

based on the keyboard works of J

Below is a brief sample of performance instructions from the composer

Sauer brings a true Trombone feel to the work for advanced performers

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