Mozart - Five Divertimenti K. 439b for Three Euphoniums

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Mozart - Five Divertimenti K. 439b for Three EuphoniumsThe Five Divertimenti K. 439b consists of 25 pieces originally scored for two clarinets or basset horns and bassoon. It is assumed that Mozart wrote these works for the Stadler brothers, Anton (famous for the Clarinet Concerto) and Johann. Originally scored in C major (Mr. Sauer has arranged them in keys that are more suitable for the Euphonium), the 25 pieces were grouped into five movements each. The styles of the movements include Sonata allegro,

The Bordogni vocalises have been used by generations of low brass performers to learn legato technique

A rip-roaring down and out blues chart for five Trombones (same chart as the 4th but with an extra part)

The unforgettable melancholy and bittersweet melody flows delicately and gracefully throughout this lovely 4-minute arrangement by Justin Chiang

The first movement is marked "Freely"

Sauer has dedicated this work to the memory of Adolf “Bud” Herseth

putting them right down the middle for a good intermediate performer

This music is about nine minutes in length and can be performed by moderately advanced players

instrumentation

This work is dedicated to George Curran

Included is a beautiful chorale

Randall Malmstrom has brilliantly scored this masterpiece for ten-part Trombone Ensemble and Timpani

Its Hebraic sounds are beautiful on the Euphonium with its rich sound