3 Bagatelles, Basstrombone and Piano, Jean-Francois Michel

MICHEL Jean-François, 3 Bagatelles
bass trombone and piano
Composer: Michel, Jean-François (*1957)
Year of composition: 2012
Duration: 12'30
Level: intermediate / advanced
Genre: contemporary
Series: Jean-François Michel Collection
Publisher Editions Bim
Ref. # TB84

Bagatelles, similarly to Badineries or Capprici allow composers to express their sens of humor, of parody or derision.
This genre inspires strongly Jean-François Michel as his 3 Bagatelles for bass trombone and piano show in this score (as well as his 3 Bagatelles with totally different musical contents for oboe and piano (BIM OB12), clarinet and piano (BIM CL36) or flute and piano (BIM FL43); and the series will continue for other instruments). These pieces request a good musical and technical understanding between performers with free hand for their imaginatioMICHEL Jean-François, 3 Bagatelles
bass trombone and piano
Composer: Michel, Jean-François (*1957)
Year of composition: 2012
Duration: 12'30
Level: intermediate / advanced
Genre: contemporary
Series: Jean-François Michel Collection
Publisher Editions Bim
Ref. # TB84

Bagatelles, similarly to Badineries or Capprici allow composers to express their sens of humor, of parody or derision.
This genre inspires strongly Jean-François Michel as his 3 Bagatelles for bass trombone and piano show in this score (as well as his 3 Bagatelles with totally different musical contents for oboe and piano (BIM OB12), clarinet and piano (BIM CL36) or flute and piano (BIM FL43); and the series will continue for other instruments). These pieces request a good musical and technical understanding between performers with free hand for their imagination.
Jean-François Michel has developed a creativ and versatile repertoire for his numerous and talented students. Nevertheless, the evident quality of these musical works can successfully enrich recital concert programs outside pedagogical institutions.(jpm)
Jean-François Michel has developed a creativ and versatile repertoire for his numerous and talented students. Nevertheless, the evident quality of these musical works can successfully enrich recital concert programs outside pedagogical institutions.(jpm)