Bruch - Four Pieces, Op. 70 for Trombone and Piano Israel Parts are in score form

Parts are in score form

Colin Williams

Live sound sample of "The Kelligrew's Soireé performed by Jim Tranquilla (tenor) and Gordon Cherry (bass)

have been brilliantly transcribed for two Trombones by retired Los Angeles Philharmonic Principal Trombonist

Karl Geringer in 1941

Bruch - Four Pieces, Op. 70 for Trombone and Piano Israel Parts are in score formMax Bruch's Four Pieces, Op. 70 were written for Cello and Piano in Berlin, 1896. The four movements are titled: Aria, Finnish, Scottish and Swedish. Aria, is an Adagio in A minor reminiscent of the Kol Nidr. Finnish, is a brooding lyrical Andante in G Minor. Scottish, is a proud song in B flat major with dotted rhythms. Swedish, an unruly Allegro dance in A B A form in A minor. For advanced performers, this work of about twelve minutes in length has