Bach - Fugue à la Gigue for 8-part Trombone Ensemble Delivery:Mailed It was premiered in 1868

It was premiered in 1868 in Munich and is Wagner's only comedy and only opera based on his own story with the characters having no supernatural or magical powers

Here is a quote by the composer from the Preface:

Charles Edward Stacy was born near Dayton

is a story of tragic love between the "call-girl" Violetta and the romantic Alfredo

The second Sarabande is dedicated to Maurice Ravel

Bach - Fugue à la Gigue for 8-part Trombone Ensemble Delivery:Mailed It was premiered in 1868Bach's Fugue a la Gigue BWV 577 is an organ fugue originally in the key of G and was first published 131 years after his death. Holst's famous arrangement of it for Military Band from 1928 has inspired many to continue the tradition of scoring the work for a variety of instrumental ensembles. Ralph Sauer's exciting new transcription of the 3 minute Fugue a la Gigue (in the key of E flat) is for 8 part Trombone Ensemble and is appropriate for advanced