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== Muziek ==
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== Music ==
*bezetting: trombone en piano<ref>Op de laatste bladzijde van de autograaf noteert Legley: ''n.b. | kan eveneens voor euphonium | trompet | cornet (a transp. evidemment)''; een bestaat een autografe trompetpartij (zie [[Melodie voor trombone en piano#Bronnen|bronnen]]).</ref>
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*instrumentation: trombone and piano<ref>Legley writes on the last page of the autograph: ''n.b. | possible for euphonium | trumpet | cornet (to be transposed ofcourse) as well''; an autograph trumpet part exist (see [[Melody for trombone and piano#Sources|sources]]).</ref>
*duur: ca. 4'
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=== Onderdelen ===
 
=== Onderdelen ===

Revision as of 14:04, 19 January 2016

Opus 117

General

  • Completed on the 24th of November 1990 in Woluwe, composed for the trombone examination of his son Walter[1].
  • In June 1991, Walter Legley played this little piece at his trombone examination [1].

Music

  • instrumentation: trombone and piano[2]
  • duration: ca. 4'

Onderdelen

  • Andante, quasi adagio
    • maatsoort: 2/4 - 3/4

Bronnen

  • autograaf: Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel (B-Bc), plaatsnummer BV-03-4076-onderdeel-1
  • autografe trompetpartij: Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel (B-Bc), plaatsnummer BV-03-4076-onderdeel-2

Voetnoten

  1. 1.0 1.1 De Roeck, p.560.
  2. Legley writes on the last page of the autograph: n.b. | possible for euphonium | trumpet | cornet (to be transposed ofcourse) as well; an autograph trumpet part exist (see sources).