Dvorak - White Petals Along the Road from Rusalka for Trombone Choir

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Dvorak - White Petals Along the Road from Rusalka for Trombone ChoirRusalka by Antonin Dvorak is his 9th opera, composed in 1900. It is a fairytale composed with joy from the heart and is considered the "Queen" of his operas. White Petals Along the Road is a lovely 3 minute chorus from Act II in the style of a processional. Marc Williams has faithfully arranged this beautiful work for a 10 part Trombone Choir featuring two performers. Free PDF Sample

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