Chausson - Quelques Dances, Op 26 for Euphonium and Piano

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Chausson - Quelques Dances, Op 26 for Euphonium and PianoChausson's Quelques Dances (Some Dances) Opus 26, arranged by Ralph Sauer for Euphonium and Piano were originally composed for Piano during the summer of 1896. The four movements are: Ddicace Sarabande Pavane Forlane Opus 26, is dedicated to Madame Robert de Bonnieres. Many of Chausson's trademarks are present in this work: lyricism, sensuousness, stateliness and beautiful part writing, combined with constant harmonic progression. This work of 15

is mostly lyrical and passes through a series of episodes that evoke watery images in various ways

pleading and expressive

The 1st movement entitled "Roger" is about Roger Miller the country singer

It is in A-B-A format beginning with a lively

“Circus Clowns”

The work is a depiction of a lullaby sung to a stuffed Elephant

Beethoven's Romance No

The Three Preludes

largely unknown to the Euphonium world

but the genius of Bach's music more than makes up for this challenge

Sauer for Euphonium and Piano

Being a Cellist himself