Tchaikovsky - Two Movements from String Quartet No. 1 by iTromboni Trombone Sextet E anche to lo vorrai

E anche to lo vorrai

Satie wrote Trois Gymnopédie in 1888 originally for Piano

consists of an Exposition (Bars 1-42) with a main theme followed by four development sections and ending with a return to the main theme

Flugelhorn)

very popular at the time serves as a perfect "foil" for the music's echoing back-and-forth fanfares and brilliant scales

Tchaikovsky - Two Movements from String Quartet No. 1 by iTromboni Trombone Sextet E anche to lo vorraiFor trombonists, mentioning the great Russian composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky usually conjures up thoughts of great orchestral works and grandiose symphonic playing. Here though, iTrombonis Andrew Poirier has crafted a beautiful trombone quintet arrangement of two movements from one of Tchaikovskys more intimate chamber works, his: String Quartet No. 1 in D major, Op. 11. 1. Andante Cantabile 2. Scherzo The original second movement, Andante