Wagner - Three Wesendonck Lieder for Solo Trombone and 5-part Trombone Ensemble

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Wagner - Three Wesendonck Lieder for Solo Trombone and 5-part Trombone EnsembleWagner composed five songs or lieder for voice and piano in 1857 58 based on poems by Mathilde Wesendonck, the wife of one of his patrons, and have thus been known as the Wesendonck Lieder over time. Three of them: Der Engel (The Angel), Schmerzen (Sorrows), and Trume (Dreams) have been beautifully arranged for solo Trombone (may be performed on Tenor or Bass Trombone) and 5 part Trombone Ensemble by Bob Burnham. They are very beautiful to listen to!

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During World War II

They were first published in 1739

A nice comfortable arrangement of about four minutes in length for intermediate performers

The work brilliantly arranged by Marc Williams is intended for accomplished performers and provides ample musical challenges and rewards for the performers and audience alike

It seems the melody was not singable

This 3 minute work is in A-B-A form beginning with a fanfare-like Allegro that gives way to a contrasting lyrical section which seems to almost melt away

You will be thrilled with the sound of these songs for Horn and Piano

and total about 15 minutes of great music

He's gone o'er lang wi' a stick in his hand

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

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