Prokofiev - Tales of an Old Grandmother, Op. 31 for Euphonium and Piano Borodin For the advanced performer

For the advanced performer

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Prokofiev - Tales of an Old Grandmother, Op. 31 for Euphonium and Piano Borodin For the advanced performerAlso known as Four Grandmother Songs and Old Granny Tales, this work was composed in New York in 1918 at the beginning of the composers self imposed exile from Russia after its Revolution. These short pieces were immediately successful and were performed worldwide. In the epigraph to this work Prokofiev wrote, Some recollections had become half erased from her memory Others will never be erased. Mr. Sauer has produced a magnificent new work for