Title	Sonatine
Category	Educational and/or solo works
Subcategory	Bassoon with accompaniment
Instrumentation	Trb/Fag; Pno (piano)
Instrumentation/info	Fag (bassoon); / (or); Trb (trombone); Pno (piano)
Publisher's article no.	click here
EAN (GTIN)	click here
ISMN	click here
Composer	Hummel, Bertold
Opus no.	Op.59
Duration	9:30
Additional info/contents	Sonatine for Trombone and Piano, op. 59a is a very interesting and accessible composition. Each movement drifts effortlessly between e minor and E major. The final cadence of the third movement back in E major perhaps gives a glimpse into Hummel's view on life. All movements also use the E triad, both major and minor as the basis for motivic development. The brooding first movement gives way to a more melancholic second which transitions into the syncopated and up beat third. The first and third movements are structured in a basis Sonata Allegro form: A theme, B theme, development and A theme return. The second movement is in an ABA form with a short coda. The B theme of the first movement starting in measure 19 includes a wonderful parallel 5th duet between the piano and trombone. Be sure to coordinate with the accompanist so that the note lenght between instruments is consistent. Give the open 5th mentioned, the octave and 4th/5th motives in movements 1 and 3 and the use of mute in movement 2, pitch in this piece has to be precise or it will be obviously incorrect. Open intervals provide little margin for intonation error.

No.	Track title	Duration	Sound sample
1	Allegro Moderato	2:20
2	Andante sostenuto	4:20
3	Finale Vivace	3:00

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