Romanian Trombone Concertos

Romanian Trombone Concertos

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Digital Booklet
Label:
Catalogue No: MSVCD 92021
EAN/UPC: 5060054460187
Artists: ,
Composers: , , ,
Release Date: June 2004
Genres: , ,
Periods:
Discs: 1
Total Playing Time: 66:23

For most classical music collectors, the names on this CD will be new, and some will be surprised that composing Trombone Concertos appears to be a thriving industry in Romania. Metier is proud and delighted to present this excellent and distinctive music for your entertainment and edification.

Track Listing

    Calin Ioachimescu:
  1. Concerto for Trombone, Double Bass and Orchestra (13:49)
    2. Sorin Lerescu:
  2. Side Show - I (4:29)
  3. Side Show - II (3:25)
  4. Side Show - III (6:27)
    5. Fred Popovici:
  5. To Traiect for Barrie - I (7:36)
  6. To Traiect for Barrie - II (3:25)
  7. To Traiect for Barrie - III (2:43)
    8. Liviu Danceanu:
  8. Seven Days Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra - Day One (4:19)
  9. Seven Days Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra - Day Two (4:25)
  10. Seven Days Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra - Day Three (4:32)
  11. Seven Days Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra - Day Four (1:33)
  12. Seven Days Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra - Day Five (2:19)
  13. Seven Days Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra - Day Six (2:25)
  14. Seven Days Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra - Day Seven (4:24)

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