Klengel - Hymnus for 12-part Trombone Choir

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Klengel - Hymnus for 12-part Trombone ChoirHymnus, Op 57 is a piece composed by Julius Klengel and first published in 1920. Klengel was one of the most important cellists and pedagogues of the German Romantic period. Hymnus is a lush, chordal and spiritual work composed in memory of the great conductor Artur Nikisch. The music has been beautifully arranged for 12 part Trombone Choir by Brian Conklin. This 6 minute work is appropriate for advanced performers. Free PDF Sample

arranged by Ralph Sauer for Trombone and Piano were originally composed for Piano during the summer of 1896

By the title

the sound of the Trombone is at its best

and desires

The highlights Richard Strauss' great Tone Poem

Symphony #4 - 3rd movement Symphony #6 - 2nd & 3rd movement

Professor of poetry at Leipzig University

written in the style of Haydn

Also included is a foreword by Douglas Yeo

a spicy burlesque Rag

Rachmaninoff had stopped attending church

taken from three of his lesser-known choral works