Beethoven (Anderson): Trio in C Major, op. 87 for 2 obpes and English horn [PARTS ONLY] Genre_Winds/Strings Rousseau feels that D minor

Rousseau feels that D minor is a more suitable key for the soprano saxophone

There are two development sections (first fast

It opens and closes with the advanced saxophone technique of slap-tonguing

The play Nell Gwyn (originally English Nell) for which the Pastoral Dance was written was produced at the Lyceum Theater in 1900 and included elements of traditional English folk music

and whether Handel or some other composer actually composed this work remains a mystery

Beethoven (Anderson): Trio in C Major, op. 87 for 2 obpes and English horn [PARTS ONLY] Genre_Winds/Strings Rousseau feels that D minorCode: JP1041 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0117 5 Beethoven composed this trio for 2 oboes and English horn around 1794. The Jeanne edition, edited by Valarie Anderson, is based on the 1806 Artaria publication. However, Artaria's edition contains many inconsistencies and obvious errors. The autograph score of Beethoven is incomplete, with no dynamic or articulation markings included. Since there is no definitive source available, the editor has taken the liberty