[Trombone-l] Looking for a Russian trombone concerto other than the Rimsky.

[David Guion]

I have no idea if a band accompaniment is available, but the concerto (or
concert piece) no. 2 by Eugen Reiche is a possibility. He was German by
birth, but living and teaching in Russia when he wrote the piece. The second
movement is lovely. The outer  movements are at least as good as the David
and better than the last movement of the Rimsky-Korsakov. More difficult
than either of them, too, but not outrageously so.



> On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 7:52 PM, Dean Hubbard <bonedean at msn.com> wrote:
> > Friends,
> >  I¹m searching for a trombone concerto by a Russian composer for concert
> > band. The conductor does not want to do the Rimsky-K.
> > This piece will be used on an all Russian concert.
> >  I¹d appreciate any help locating such a piece.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dean Hubbard
> > Artist/Clinician for Getzen Trombones
> > Bonedean at msn.com
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David Guion