Russell - Perplexing and Perilous Pieces for Trombone and Piano

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Russell - Perplexing and Perilous Pieces for Trombone and PianoArmand Russell's Perplexing and Perilous Pieces for Trombone and Piano is in two contrasting movements. The first movement Perplexing Prelude is slow, sad, gloomy, worried and moody. The second movement Perilous Pursuit is fast with many different 4 note "Bartokian" modal like scales and quite playful in mood. It gets going faster and faster, finally slowing right down and becoming quiet at the end like an exhausted child, but giving one surprise last

Amparito Roca March is the most famous of them by far

They are similar in style to the Bordogni

John Stanley's majestic Baroque Masterpiece

virtuoso Trombone and Euphonium soloist has beautifully arranged this perennial favorite for solo Euphonium and Piano

The song's origins are from the Ukraine and words were added in 1918 by Israeli musicologist Abraham Idelsohn

Bach is one of music’s immense creations of genius

The sample performance of the 2nd movement is by Dr

western orchestral music and jazz

arriving at the form in which the work exists now

Nathan Siler

This work of about 23 minutes in length is appropriate for advanced performers

The Concertino is very well-suited for advanced performers