Solo de trombone pour trombone et piano

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On Saturday, July 28, 1855, the trombone competition took place at the

Conservatoire de Paris. That year, one morning was enough to listen to all

the candidates for the reason that is explained by Paul Smith, in the Revue

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Urtext Edition

On Saturday, July 28, 1855, the trombone competition took place at the

Conservatoire de Paris. That year, one morning was enough to listen to all

the candidates for the reason that is explained by Paul Smith, in the Revue

et Gazette musicale: The whole family of the wind instruments […] had a

meeting with a harp in one and the same morning. The war shortened the

competition: many pupils had left the classes to follow their regiments in

Crimea. Nevertheless, the competition was honorable. The teacher, Antoine

Dieppo, presented two students who were rewarded that day:

Jean-Baptiste-Frédéric Masset won a first prize while

François-Achille-Alfred Dauger won a second prize. In addition

to the performance of the imposed piece – the Solo de Trombone by Charles

Gounod presently publishedstudents were also subjected to a sight

reading test. In 1855, it is an allegro of an anonymous composer, composed

for trombone with accompaniment of a cello, piece already imposed in 1852.