Liszt - Liebestraum for Trombone Quartet

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Liszt - Liebestraum for Trombone QuartetThis lovely arrangement of Liebestraum is from a set of three solo piano compositions based on love poems that were published by Liszt in 1850. Number 3 of the group by the German author Freiligrath is subtitled Notturno, the poem being about unconditional love and is one of the most popular of Liszt's works. The arrangement for Trombone Quartet by Ed Hayes and Frank Harmantas is about 3 minutes in length and is suitable for intermediate to moderately

There is a great range of technique required as these are not songs

The tonality is indefinite with many harmonic changes

Bach's Unaccompanied Suites are beautifully and meticulously edited for Alto Trombone by Ralph Sauer

almost 150 years earlier

a Brass group can utilize all the performers of a large ensemble

Borodin - Prince Igor's Aria

The Music for the Royal Fireworks

otherwise keeping the music true to its origins

Vaughan Williams

but this is the first time the work has been set for Classical Wind Ensemble

Bach’s last composition

By using the companion recording