Book 1 features one piece in C major, one piece in A minor, and the seven major 'sharp' keys (G, D, A, E, B, F-sharp, and C-sharp major) and their relative minors (E, B, F-sharp, C-sharp, G-sharp, D-sharp, and A-sharp minor). Each book in the series contains 16 pieces and follows the circle of fifths, with pieces in major keys followed by pieces in relative minor keys. Pre-shipment lead time: 24 hours - In Stockįollowing in the tradition of Bach, Chopin, and other composers, Melody Bober has written the In All Keys series, which includes original piano solos in all major and minor keys. Difficult Class piece for the One Hand Piano Music for Specially Capable Junior Musician (SCJM) event with the National Federation of Music Clubs (NFMC) Festivals Bulletin 2008-2009-2010. The control of the instrument in the high and low ranges inspiring.Piano Music for 1 Hand (Piano Solo).

As you listen to this performance, take notice of the effort and liberty Jörgen displays during both the fast and slow sections. The performance was well received at the 2005 International Trombone Festival in New Orleans. Van Rijen’s performance of Guy Ropartz’s Piece in E-flat minor.

The Youtube video featured today is of Mr. One of his other albums features the Albrechtsberger Concerto performed on Sackbutt. One of my favorites is his debut album, which includes his performance of the Tomasi with the Royal Concertgebouw. Jörgen has recorded a number of albums as a soloist and with orchestras. In addition to his orchestral playing, Jörgen performs in the ensemble, The New Trombone Collective, a group of professional trombonists that have produced many well-received recordings. Before that, he was principal trombone with the Rotterdam Philharmonic.Īs a soloist he has performed with many orchestras all over the world, and gave his solo debut with the Royal Concertgebouw in 2001, performing Henri Tomasi’s Trombone Concerto. Jörgen Van Rijen has been principal trombonist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam since 1997. Today, I would like to feature an international soloist and principal trombonist based in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Ropartz piece in e flat minor