Bizet - Intermezzo & Farandole for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano Pollack bold yet noble in quality

bold yet noble in quality and is a great three minute work for a concert in Tenor and Bass Clefs for moderately advanced players

this work will dazzle your audience when the Bass Trombonist plays the Piccolo part at the end

by Richard Wagner first appeared as a Solo Piano work called Ein Albumblatt in das Album der Fürstin Metternich in 1861 (after the completion of Tristan und Isolde) but not published until 1871

Cimera was a master teacher

This is the only version of this work available for Trombone Ensemble

Bizet - Intermezzo & Farandole for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano Pollack bold yet noble in qualityThe Intermezzo & Farandole are both from the 2nd L'Arlsienne Suite arranged by Guiraud in 1879, four years after Bizet's untimely death. The Intermezzo is slow and powerful, whereas the Farandole, which incorporates the theme from the March of the Kings is fast and bouncy. Mr. Sauer's arrangement is a joy to perform. The 6 minute suite of two movements is appropriate for moderately advanced performers and does not have any range or endurance