Nielsen - Five Pieces, Op. 3 for Euphonium and Piano Tuba Duet it is a fitting conclusion

it is a fitting conclusion to his great

Schmerzen (Sorrows)

but an attentive listener may notice flashes of Wagner

is a sacred motet in 4-parts composed in 1843/44 while Bruckner was staying in Kronsdorf as an assistant school teacher

This work is pure Shostakovich

Nielsen - Five Pieces, Op. 3 for Euphonium and Piano Tuba Duet it is a fitting conclusionFive Pieces, Op. 3 by Carl Nielsen is the composer's first collection of piano music. It was published during the 1890 91 period while he was traveling through Europe to study. The movements are: 1 Folktune, 2. Humoresque, 3. Arabesque, 4. Mignon and 5. Elf's Dance The five movements beautifully arranged by Ralph Sauer for Euphonium and Piano contain lots of character and even at this early stage show the composer's immense talent. This work of about