Tchaikovsky - Marche Slave for Brass Quintet

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Tchaikovsky - Marche Slave for Brass QuintetMarche Slave, Op. 31 by Pytor Illych Tchaikovsky was composed in 1876 for a benefit concert to raise funds for soldiers wounded in the Turko Serbian war. Tchaikovsky drew on folk materials of Slavic character and also included the Russian National Anthem for good measure to please the Czar. Marche Slave has always been a huge favorite of audiences and will bring the them to their feet every time. This outstanding arrangement by James Haynor is

Ralph Sauer has arranged this beautiful work for Euphonium and Piano (part is in bass clef) as an homage to the great English master

The parts are for 6 Trumpets in B-flat and 6 Trombones

Tuba & Organ

The section is front and center in almost all of his works

Of the 30 original variations

Sauer for their contrasting styles and beauty

2 Baritones

the colors of the forest and winter storms

This coil-bound book of 107 pages provides quick and efficient access to the solo musical literature for Trombone and Harp

4 is about 12 minutes in length and is in four movements: Allegro

The Six Duos Op

The beautifully performed sample track is played by Howard Wall