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François Emmanuel Joseph Bazin was born in Marseille in 1816 and died in Paris in 1878. He entered the Conservatory of Music in Paris in 1836 and studied composition and harmony with Henri-Montan Bert...

Written for the French trombonist Jacques Mauger, this 13-minute concerto is a grand fresco of bright and solemn colors that contrast with darker and more epic passages, with the trombone as the hero.

Written for the French trombonist Jacques Mauger, this 13-minute concerto is a grand fresco of bright and solemn colors that contrast with darker and more epic passages, with the trombone as the hero.

Written for the French trombonist Jacques Mauger, this 13-minute concerto is a grand fresco of bright and solemn colors that contrast with darker and more epic passages, with the trombone as the hero.

Trombone and string orchestra or piano.

Trombone and string orchestra or piano.

The Nocturne for alto (or tenor) trombone and strings is part of a series of pieces for each of the brass instruments: Postcards (solo), 3 Miniatures (with piano), Nocturne (with strings) and Concerto...

The archives of the Prague Conservatory contain a copy of a sonata by Gottfried Finger for bass instrument and continuo. Frantisek Posta, solo double bass player in the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, r...

Inizio o Fine (Beginning or End) is a short, dynamic and catchy piece but is also surprising and unexpected. It can be a brilliant introduction or an excellent ending (or encore) for the concert or ca...

The Concerto consists of three dramatically contrasting movements. The opening movement, which is designed as a modified sonata form, is restless, dramatic and impetuous. The second movement is an ele...

This concerto is divided into 4 movements which refer to very specific character traits (hence the subtitle "Humeurs" (moods): - the first is "Resolute" (décidé) and "Sly" (malin), - the second oscill...

Song for cornet (trumpet, fluegelhorn) and string orchestra was composed in 1972 for Derek Smith, the father of Philip Smith, principal trumpet of the New York Philharmonic. That same year, Richard La...