Trombone and piano -
intermediate
SKU:
CY.CC2591
Composed by
Charles Francois Gounod.
Arranged by Ralph Sauer.
French Romantic. Solo
part and piano
accompaniment. Published
by Cherry Classics
(CY.CC2591).
Gounod's Three
Romances Without Words
arranged by Ralph Sauer
are taken from a group of
five similarly named
Romances Without Words
originally composed for
Piano solo between 1861
and 1866. Four of them
were later arranged for
Violin and
Piano.
The three
movements are
titled:
1. The
Periwinkle (La
Pervenche)
2. The
Brook (Le
Ruisseau)
3. The
Evening (Le
Soir)
The three
movements (all in bass
clef) are very lyrical,
about 8 minutes in
length, and are perfect
for intermediate and
higher level performers
to begin to learn the
finer points of phrasing.
The highest note is G
above middle C.
