Mendelssohn - Six Songs, Op. 50 for 4-part Trombone Ensemble

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Mendelssohn - Six Songs, Op. 50 for 4-part Trombone EnsembleFelix Mendelssohn composed the Six Songs, Opus 50 for men's chorus of four voices between 1837 and 1840. The titles are self descriptive and each movement has a lot of character: 1. Turkish Drinking Song, 2. The Hunter's Farewell, 3. Summer Song, 4. Water Journey, 5. Hiking Song, 6. Love and Wine Trombonists may find these lovely songs have a similar feel and character to the iconic Schubert Suite of Lieder composed also for men's chorus. Mr. Sauer's

This work with its great character is a joy to perform

Bilita Mpash (An Amazing Dream)

written in 1899 as a covert protest against Russia’s increasing meddling in the affairs of Finland

is about 9 minutes in length

Verbum Patris humanatur

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a German musician/librarian

The eight movements are titled as follows:

The sound sample below is from the tenor trombone arrangement and taken from an album featuring music arranged and transcribed by Ralph Sauer

"What Child Is This

published and distributed in Canada

full of robust and elegant phrases