Tchaikovsky - Andante Cantabile for Solo Trombone and Trombone Ensemble

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Tchaikovsky - Andante Cantabile for Solo Trombone and Trombone EnsemblePeter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840 1893) composed his String Quartet No. 1 in D, Op. 11, in 1871. Countless arrangements of its second movement, Andante Cantabile, have been made, but it was not discovered until after his death that he, too, had arranged this movement in 1888. His version being for Solo Cello and Strings. In this version, Tchaikovsky transposed the movement, originally in the key of B flat Major, up to B Major. The singing melody is based

Only the first three subjects are introduced

It was published posthumously in 1714 as one of twelve works under Opus 6

This particular version of Adagio for Strings contains a string quartet accompanying a trombone soloist

which is depicted by an opening organ-like canon

mystical sounds

for intermediate Trombone

Passacaglia

Pachelbel's

mirror Fugue that introduces a new form of the original Art of Fugue theme in the “Rectus” and then turns everything upside down in the “Inversus”

This work would be suitable for Easter service or other services that need a deep serious tone

The Squid-Jiggin’ Ground

Range goes to a “F” above the staff and a pedal “F-sharp” below the staff