This beautiful work by Alexander Glazunov is lyrical and romantic in style. It is written in ternary form and has long, sustained phrases. The piece is not technically demanding; so its challenges lie in creating beautiful, expressive phrases. It would make a nice addition to a recital program and is also appropriate for use in a church service.
| Composer | Glazunov, Alexander |
| Dates | (1865-1936) |
| Duration | 3:00 |
| Horn Range | Ab2 to Ab5 |
| Level | Medium |
| Clef | Treble and “New-Notation” Bass Clef |
| Techniques | Stopped Horn |
| Era/Style | Romantic |
| Country/Region | Russia |
| Accompaniment Available | Piano |
| Accompaniment Difficulty | Easy |
| Movements | One Movement |
