Fauré - Les Berceaux for Trombone and Piano

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Fauré - Les Berceaux for Trombone and PianoFaur's "Les Berceaux" (The Cradles), Opus 23 No. 1 written in 1879 is a song set from a poem by Prudhomme. The song's melody is simple, flowing, lyrical and sad. It beautifully describes ships as they head out to sea carrying men, lured by the mystery of the seas, rocked in the water and cradled by women and held back by the soul of "The Cradles". Faur's magical enchanting style in this three minute work is captured perfectly by Jason Beghtol's fine

The Spacious Firmament

The King’s Trio allows the sonority of the Bass Trombone to be heard while combining elements from the Classical

The Tuba Mirum from Mozart's Requiem is newly transcribed for six Trombones by Gordon Cherry

and heads the quintet towards a thunderous climax followed by a mad gallop to the finish

The work can also be performed with a Flugelhorn or Horn playing the solo part

Instrumentation is for: 3 Trumpets in B-flat

Sacrarum Cantionum Liber Primus

Recitative and Fugue

Movement two is quite serious with a melancholy effect

This work will be a great opener for your concert or recital

Satie wrote Trois Gymnopédie in 1888 originally for Piano

Bach's Art of Fugue BWV 1080