Poulenc - Four Short Prayers of Saint Francis of Assisi for Trombone Sextet Easter His Marche des Gibaros from

His Marche des Gibaros from the Souvenir de Porto Rico transcribed by Karl Hinterbichler is lively and bright

a legendary Jazz Pianist and Composer is best known for his Jazz standard from 1954

Range is from high C in the 1st part down to a low C in the Bass part

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Poulenc - Four Short Prayers of Saint Francis of Assisi for Trombone Sextet Easter His Marche des Gibaros fromFour Short Prayers of Saint Francis of Assisi were introduced to Poulenc by his nephew Jrome, a Franciscan monk, who asked the composer to set them to music. Poulenc found these prayers very inspirational, as he was deeply moved spiritually and at the same time intimidated by the Saint's humility. Robert Kalwas has done a marvelous job arranging these four short works (timing is about 7 8 minutes) for a sextet or 6 part ensemble of Trombones. All