Bach - Badinerie for Euphonium and Piano

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Bach - Badinerie for Euphonium and PianoBach's Badinerie from Suite No. 2, BWV 1067 is one of the most well known Baroque melodies and has become a real showpiece for many instruments. The meaning of "badinerie" comes from the French word badiner "to jest". This lively dance is a perfect solo to add as an encore to a concert or recital. Keith Terrett has expertly arranged this movement for Euphonium and Piano, in the key of G minor for the advanced performer. A part in B flat treble clef is

The sound samples are from a masterclass at the 2012 Music Academy of the West with Steven Warren

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Organ and Timpani

arranged for virtuoso artists of the Euphonium (solo part is in bass clef) and Piano

is one of the greatest choral works ever written

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The length of the entire six movement suite as arranged by Ralph Sauer is about sixteen minutes and playable by advanced performers

for a total of 8 supplied parts

this one being unpublished without an opus number

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