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SKU: A0.1028791
Composed by Nicholas Matheos. Concert,Contemporary,Romantic Period,World. Score and parts. 34 pages. Nicholas J. Matheos #5776719. Published by Nicholas J. Matheos (A0.1028791).Morning, Noon, and Night in Paris for Trombone and Piano was inspired by my trips to Paris. this piece was also created to challenge every player while upholding musical integrity. This piece will take you through three movements; two of them based on location and the finale on a crazy, upbeat, fast-moving night on the town. The performer will be using multiple playing styles throughout this piece as well as the piano player.
This is the perfect piece to finish your recital off with and/or impress your colleagues with as it displays an impressive amount of challenges that you must overcome in each movement. The audience and performer(s) will both enjoy this piece and everything it has to offer.
Grade: 6/7 (Advanced)
Duration: 9:45
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