Mathew,
Depending on what kind of ensemble you're planning on:
Victor Ewald has several nice brass quintets. You might choose a movement of
one of those, but I wouldn't recommend the whole thing if you're playing the
Gliere concerto after it. There is also an arrangement of Tschesnokov's
"Salvation is Created" for brass quintet, I don't recall the arranger, but it
is available from Thompson Edition.
Hope that helps,
Anna
> >
> > Hey list, looking for a little feedback.
> >
> > I am doing a recital this year and have put together this so
> > far as my rep
> >
> > *From Russia with horn (or somtheign cool and witty me thinks!)*
> > **
> > *Four Pieces for Horn and Piano. - Gliere*
> > * *1. Romance
> > 2. Valse Triste
> > 3. Intermezzo
> > 4. Nocturne
> >
> > *(Need to put an adaptation here to fill either ensemble or
> > unaccompanied by a russian composer... ideas?)*
> > **
> > *-Intermission-*
> > **
> > *Concerto for horn and orchestra in B flat op.91 - Gliere*
> > **
> > *(if encore needed the usual. Long Call)*
> > **
> > *-End*
> > **
> > as you can see its is russian based... one in paticular... so
> > any thoughs on filling that one spot.???
> > And feedback as well would be awesome
> >
> > Mathew James
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