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Weber - Overture to Turandot for Euphonium and Piano menuet Early writers thought it was

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Early writers thought it was the female that sang

Ralph Sauer has arranged six of Mendelssohn’s many Songs Without Words in Volume I for Trombone and Piano

on the occasion of the election of Pope Pius IX (Cardinal Mastai Ferretti from the Marche)

Symphonie Fantastique was written in 1830 as one of the first program symphonies in musical history

as Croft’s work was only known in the British Isles

Weber - Overture to Turandot for Euphonium and Piano menuet Early writers thought it wasThe music from the Overture to Turandot, Op. 37 by Carl Maria von Weber, arranged by Ralph Sauer for Euphonium and Piano was inspired by a pentatonic theme (air chinois) Weber discovered in the Dictionnaire de la Musique. Weber was one of the first western composers to incorporate a Chinese theme into his work which became incidental music intended for a play by Schiller. Paul Hindemith later used the main theme from Weber's Turandot for his famous

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