Beethoven - Für Elise for Euphonium/Tuba Quartet

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Beethoven - Für Elise for Euphonium/Tuba QuartetFr Elise by Ludwig van Beethoven is one of the composer's most recognizable works for the Piano. Although written in 1810, it was discovered and first published in 1867, forty years after the composer's death. It is uncertain who Elise is. possibly Therese Malfatti, the woman whom he proposed to (eventually turning him down), but whomever it was, she was a close friend and possibly an important person in his life. This superb arrangement by Niels Ole

However the Piano reduction had the solo part written for Bassoon

He regarded it as one of his most important works

‘Meat Salad’ is a new piece for solo Tenor Trombone commissioned by Ilan Morgenstern of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

is a most joyous movement of about 4 minutes in length and has been beautifully arranged for Brass Quintet by Matthew McCrady for advanced performers

by then Rossini had already written his String Sonatas at the age of twelve

This very fine work of about 7-minutes in length is appropriate for advanced performers

introduces tenor and alto clefs in scales and studies including more duets

These are gorgeous sounding settings and can make a wonderful addition to a service or concert

being challenging for expression

When I undertook the composition of my solo bass trombone work

It is one of the best selling songs ever written and is still dear to the hearts of many during the holiday season

James Bates has beautifully arranged two of the unaccompanied choral movements from the work for four trombones: