Scriabin - Three Etudes for Euphonium and Piano

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Scriabin - Three Etudes for Euphonium and PianoAlexander Scriabins music has been described as mystical, lyrical and idiosyncratic. He was known as the most innovative and controversial early modern Russian composer. Scriabin's works were ignored for many years until recently and are now seen as sincere expression(s) of genius. The Three Etudes for Euphonium and Piano are early works of Scriabin, originally written for solo Piano. They show lyricism, passion, moodiness, chromatic harmonies and

just these accompaniments

Below is a beautifully performed sample of David Ritt performing the accompaniment part to one of the études

poise and elegance to perform

A beautiful new edition for Tenor Trombone and Piano of three Brahms pieces:

The songs are of moderate difficulty

Clarke uses no metronome markings

Wesley Hanson of Luther's great theme can be performed by Trombone Quartet or as many as a large Trombone Choir

The piece is a beautiful Bruckner vocal Motet transcribed for eight-part Tuba Ensemble

Trumpet parts are available in C and B-flat

Ralph Sauer has brilliantly transcribed for fourteen-part Brass Ensemble two movements of Handel's great work

Debussy's famous

retired Principal Trombonist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic is a renowned editor of music for Brass