Ives - The Alcotts 2nd movement from the Concord Sonata for Trombone Choir Liszt of something new and exciting

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The top line can be played on an Alto Trombone (or Tenor) and plays the famous Choral Prelude melody on top in a beautiful legato line

Ives - The Alcotts 2nd movement from the Concord Sonata for Trombone Choir Liszt of something new and excitingHere is what the arranger, Ross Holcombe says about his great scoring of this wonderful and unique work by Ives. Ives finished the majority of his Concord Sonata, from which this movement is excerpted, in 1915. According to Ives, the piece reflects on the old Alcott house in Concord, MA, but I feel a greater struggle in this work than a mere journal about a piece of architecture. The fact that Ives quotes Beethovens 5th Symphony so extensively makes