Trois Danses - Bovard

Trois Miniatures pour 3 Cors des Alpes - Hartmann

  View Music

Trois Pas Redoubles - Johannes van Bree

  View Music

Trois Pices - Claude Debussy

Trois Pieces Breves - Albert Thiry

  View Music

Trois Pieces Caracteristiques - Désiré Dondeyne

  View Music

Trois Rag-Caprices - Darius Milhaud

The French composer Darius Milhaud (1892-1974) was a member of the 'Groupe des Six'. This group of six composers gathering Honegger, Poulence, Auric, Durey, Tailleferre and Milhaud, imitated Erik Satie by revolting against the deeply rooted traditional conventions of that time. They reacted against impressionism (Debussy) and romanticism (Wagner, Mahler) and felt very strongly about the music of Satie and Strawinsky. Milhaud's most popular work is undoubtedly the ballet 'La Cration du Monde', one of the most striking examples of jazz influences in classical music. The premire at the 'Th?tre des Champs Elyses' in October 1923 caused a real scandal with the Paris public.The 'Trois Rag-Caprices' for piano were composed one year earlier, in the summer of 1922, and could be considered as a kind of preliminary sketch for 'La Cration du monde'. There are indeed clear similarities between both compositions as to the rhythmical and harmonic aspects. The 'Trois Rag-Caprices' were orchestrated for symphony orchestra by Milhaud himself some time later. The same happened to 'Saudades do Brasil' (1920), a piano composition punctuated with Latin-American influences, which was written after his stay in Rio de Janeiro (1917-18) exactly as his ballet 'Le Boeuf sur le Toit'. Johan de Meij's orchestration of 'Trois Rag-Caprices' for symphonic band is a most welcome addition next to the original band works of Milhaud, such as 'Suite Fran?aise' (1945) and 'West Point Suite' (1951).

  View Music

Trojan Band - March - Boyer

Troll Dance - Thomas Doss

Trolldans

Trolldans ("Dance of the Trolls") is a traditional Icelandic folk tune. It is used by many folk music groups and many is familiar with the choir Grex Vocalis version recorded on the album Norwegian Moods released in 1990.This arrangement waswritten in 1994 to His Majesty The Kings Guards band in Norway and was performed in concerts and recorded with Susanne Nst as soloist.

  View Music