Mendelssohn - Songs Without Words, Volume Three for Euphonium and Piano Blane We hear it initially as

We hear it initially as a ‘benign’ element of the first movement

This edition is appropriate for moderately advanced performers and is pitched in the key of B-flat

Bloch's Prayer is originally for Cello

The 'driven' music of the opening returns suggesting that the pursuance of our dream promises ultimate satisfaction

The music is about 2 minutes in length and can be performed by intermediate level and above

Mendelssohn - Songs Without Words, Volume Three for Euphonium and Piano Blane We hear it initially asRalph Sauer has transcribed six of Mendelssohns many Songs Without Words for Euphonium and Piano, Volume Three. Mendelssohn wrote eight volumes of songs for the Piano throughout his life. These pieces became popular immediately because of their beauty and accessibility. The Songs are mostly lyrical and of utmost beauty. Mr. Sauer has found a previously un mined resource and added immeasurably to the Euphonium repertoire. For advanced performers with