Saint-Saens - O Salutaris, Duo for Trombones and Organ

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Saint-Saens - O Salutaris, Duo for Trombones and OrganO Salutaris (O, Saving Victim) composed in 1884 is the eighth movement of a series of Twenty Motets written for various vocal combinations from solo to eight part choir, all with organ accompaniment. These were most likely written while the composer performed as a church organist. Jean Louis Couturier has transcribed the original (tenor and baritone voice) for Trombone Duo and organ and would be excellent for an Easter service or a serious occasion.

It sounds sublime

Karl Hinterbichler

organ and three trombones

chromatic harmonies and great expression

Franz Liszt's Lés Preludes was first premiered in 1854 and is the most popular of his thirteen tone poems

articulation

Andante con moto - His friends come

This music is about nine minutes in length and can be performed by moderately advanced players

Nick Francis is a very talented Canadian Trombonist and Composer

This virtuoso arrangement by Canadian Trombonist Neal Bennett

Christian Soldiers

The Solo part and Orchestral accompaniment are of medium difficulty and appropriate for school recitals or professional performances