What is your favorite piece of music that has innumerable variations? Mine would have to be Carnival of Venice (the Arban's my best choice).
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Hey! I have a friend who has played Carnival of Venice on his Baritone. It's a very difficult piece! There isn't one piece that I enjoy in particular that has numerous variations. But I do enjoy solos: Morceau Symphonique, Blue Bells of Scotland, Trombone Concerto by Gordon Jacob. Most Trombone solos have different variations, but I generally stick with the originals and then explore different arrangements. BTW, I'm a trombonist. 
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Which version did he have? I've seen a variation that allowed for any Bb instrument, but it wasn't Arban's...fall4jc said:
Concertos are very nice.
Most Trombone solos have different variations, but I generally stick with the originals and then explore different arrangements. BTW, I'm a trombonist.
yeah, I got that. An interesting piece of literature is called Variations on America by Charles Ives. It's kind of satirical of a piece, but it's very nice. Very active in all parts (sans trumpet and french horns for some reason...)
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hmm. I'll have to check up on that.butxifxnot said:
I remember the piece, but I haven't listened to it in a while. I'll have to find the cd.
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