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The song Dirti Addio means to bid you farewell and was originally composed under the title L’Amore Funesto or Fatal Love in 1842.
The song Dirti Addio means to bid you farewell and was originally composed under the title L’Amore Funesto or Fatal Love in 1842. This work blends the voice with the lyrical qualities of the horn with a beautiful accompaniment for harp or piano.
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A fine arrangement for tuba-euphonium quartet of Joplin’s infectious ragtime two-step piano rag.
This collection contains A French Dance (duration 3 minutes) by Gluck; The Adagio and Allegretto (duration 4 minutes) and the Allegro non troppo (duration 4 minutes) from the second concerto by Friedrich Seitz, all for the early intermediate brass player.
Harold Meek, former Associate Principal Horn of the Boston Symphony, has edited performance versions of two romantic works for soprano, horn and piano.
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