d’Indy - Three Pieces for Trombone and Piano Guide This work is for advanced

This work is for advanced performers and is eight minutes in length

The Piano introduction to the slow second movement bears this "motto" in reverse (EFE)

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This work is ten minutes in length and requires advanced players on the Solo parts and players between high intermediate and advanced on the accompaniment parts

and 5) are almost Scherzo-like with their brief crises and prevailing positive dispositions

d’Indy - Three Pieces for Trombone and Piano Guide This work is for advancedPaul Marie Thodore Vincent d'Indy was born in Paris into an aristocratic family of royalist and Catholic persuasion. He had Piano lessons from an early age from his paternal grandmother, who passed him on to Antoine Franois Marmontel and Louis Dimer. His main influence was Cesar Franck. These three pieces were some of his many works for Piano. Three Pieces Opus 33, was inspired by a trip to Bayreuth, the musical home of Wagner and the Black Forest