Schumann - Four Sketches, Op. 58 for Brass Quintet

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Schumann - Four Sketches, Op. 58 for Brass QuintetRobert Schumann, Four Sketches, Op. 58 were composed for the "pedal board" piano in 1845. He and his wife Clara rented a pedal board piano, which is an upright grand piano with an organ like pedal board played by the performer's feet primarily for the bass line. Thus, organ works could be practiced on this now mostly extinct instrument. He and Clara spent many hours practicing the revered organ works of Bach on this instrument. Robert Coulter has

The 5-minute work is appropriate for advanced musicians

was written and first recorded in 1940

was six years old when he

I’ve focused on addressing various styles in order to keep the duets fun and fresh while allowing the musical contexts to be as far reaching as possible in their application

they are some of the finest works from the pen of the composer

has done a beautiful job in arranging this music (originally played offstage on the English Horn) for Horn in F

This piece (along with Barcarolle from The Seasons

Listen to the Eastman Trombone Choir and Director Larry Zalkind perform Ralph Sauer's beautiful arrangement

Randall Malmstrom's unique arrangement for 8-part Trombone Ensemble uses a family of mutes (optional

Can also be performed with Piano or Organ or Harpsichord without the Orchestra accompaniment

was premiered on March 4

Symphony No

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