This beautiful piece by Gliere is a short work that does not require an extensive range or extended techniques. It does present some rhythmic challenges such as reading 9/8 meter and differentiating between the duplet and triplet motives. The piece’s numerous accidentals and long, musically demanding phrases may be difficult for younger players. Overall, this solo is a nice lyrical addition to a recital.
Composer | Gliere, Rehinold |
Dates | (1875-1956) |
Duration | 3:00 |
Horn Range | C#4 to Ab5 |
Level | Easy |
Clef | Treble Clef |
Techniques | N/A |
Era/Style | Romantic |
Country/Region | Russia |
Accompaniment Available | Orchestra, Piano |
Accompaniment Difficulty | Moderate |
Movements | One Movement |