Mendelssohn - Song Without Words, Op. 109 for Euphonium and Piano

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Mendelssohn - Song Without Words, Op. 109 for Euphonium and PianoMendelssohn wrote 8 books of "Songs Without Words" for Piano alone. However, this song is the only one not for Solo Piano, but for Cello and Piano and was published posthumously. The work is in A B A form, the B section being moody in contrast to the heavenly outer sections. The sublime lyricism of the work gives it its great strength. Mr. Sauer has once again found the perfect key for his Euphonium and Piano transcription. For advanced performers.

The short etudes starting on page 42 were some of Mr

Instrumentation is for Trumpet in B-flat

the sound of the Trombone is at its best

About five minutes in length

This crowd-pleaser will work well for advanced performers

The Three Preludes

The Gladiator was written as a tribute to Charles B

Jesus Loves Me

The two pieces are about 3 minutes in length each and called be performed by Intermediate to Advanced performers

The journalist introduced him to the Knights Templar

Cherry Classics is proud to have obtained the license for distribution from G

from where some believe the work got its name