Elegie Opus 44 for Tuba or Bass Trombone and Piano (arr. Cory Mixdorf) by Alexander Glazunov Sheet Music for Performance Ensemble at Sheet Music Direct

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Élégie, Op. 44 was composed in 1893 originally for Viola and Piano. It is thought to be a memorial for either Anton Rubinstein and/or Tchaikovsky, both of whom died the year before.

The 6-minute work very nicely arranged by Dr. Cory Mixdorf is an Allegretto in 9/8 meter, poignantly lyrical, of somber mood and appropriate for advanced performers.

The live performance sound sample of the complete work below features Bass Trombonist extraordinaire Paul Pollard.

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