Liszt - Romance oubliée for Trombone and Piano

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Liszt - Romance oubliée for Trombone and PianoLiszt composed the Romance oublie around 1844 for Piano. It was forgotten until he heard Violist Hermann Ritter at the first performance of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen at Bayreuth. He fashioned for Ritter a transcription of the work for Viola and Piano as well as ones for the Piano, Violin and Violoncello. In this short work, the listener hears the agonies of a troubled soul, beginning with a rhapsodic passage, continuing with a cadenza like

All of them are well known songs and are fun to play

Verbum caro factum est is a beautiful choral work written in antiphonal style

The Bass part goes up to a high "C" above the staff several times

' sung by strolling musicians during the Puerto Rican Christmas season

The sample digital sound file is an excerpt from movement 6

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The work builds and builds as it adds layers of complexities including a jazz solo for one of the players

YouTube performance #2

Marcellus has split the music into two three part Trombone choirs each with two tenor Trombones and a Bass Trombone

Ottorino Respighi's Pines of Rome is one of the most colorful orchestral canvases

Recommended for advanced performers

Wes Ballenger has ingeniously arranged the complete overture for Trombone Quintet