Brahms - Thirteen Canons, Op. 113 for Six-Part Trombone Ensemble Reference but later in life the

but later in life the composer scored the work for the solo instrument with orchestra

a welcome addition to the repertoire

Schirmer Music)

featuring a huge range from low to high on the Bass Trombone and a variety of technical and lyrical styles that will keep the interest of both musicians and the audience

This lovely arrangement of Liebestraum is from a set of three solo piano compositions based on love poems that were published by Liszt in 1850

Brahms - Thirteen Canons, Op. 113 for Six-Part Trombone Ensemble Reference but later in life theThe Thirteen Canons, Op. 113 are a collection of works for female unaccompanied chorus composed over the course of a number of years (most likely written while employed as director of a Hamburg woman's choir) and finished off and first published in 1891. Brahms alludes to his admired predecessor Schubert in No. 13 with a quote from the song Der Leiermann from Die Winterreise. Ralph Sauer has lovingly arranged these works, totalling about 12 minutes in