Mussorgsky - Three Pieces for Euphonium and Piano beginner 91 were first published in

91 were first published in Paris in 1742 as an homage to flutist Michel Blavet and are probably his finest and most popular pieces

This three minute work can be performed by advanced players

The PaleoBones is a group of trombonists from northern California led by Jeff Reynolds who gather for special occasions to play glorious sounding works for Trombone Choir

by Sergei Rachmaninoff

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Mussorgsky - Three Pieces for Euphonium and Piano beginner 91 were first published inRalph Sauer has compiled a set of Three Pieces for Euphonium and Piano by Modest Mussorgsky. They are delightful, relatively unknown works originally for Piano, Impromptu passionn (Schumanesquely romantic) written very early on, A Teardrop (very sad) and Near the Southern Shore of the Crimea (a riotous, rhythmically passionate dance). The last two works were written towards the sad ending of his life. They are appropriate for advanced performers and