Mussorgsky - Three Pieces for Euphonium and Piano beginner during the European plague of

during the European plague of 1598

This three minute work can be performed by advanced players

Sauer has brilliantly scored this movement of about nine minutes in length for 14-part brass ensemble with Timpani and Glockenspiel

O God) is a setting of Psalm 51 written in the 1630's and most likely sung in the Sistine Chapel during Good Friday of Holy Week

YouTube complete performance of Pictures at an Exhibition

Mussorgsky - Three Pieces for Euphonium and Piano beginner during the European plague ofRalph Sauer has compiled a set of Three Pieces for Euphonium and Piano by Modest Mussorgsky. They are delightful, relatively unknown works originally for Piano, Impromptu passionn (Schumanesquely romantic) written very early on, A Teardrop (very sad) and Near the Southern Shore of the Crimea (a riotous, rhythmically passionate dance). The last two works were written towards the sad ending of his life. They are appropriate for advanced performers and