les larmes de jacqueline by jacques offenbach 1 euphonium & piano (print) Here are four songs of

Here are four songs of the famed «7 Popular Spanish Songs»

The final movement is very  joyous and humorous in character

Notos (south wind)

2 Pablo de Sarasate «Gypsy Airs»

les larmes de jacqueline by jacques offenbach 1 euphonium & piano (print) Here are four songs ofOffenbach composed Les Larmes de Jacqueline in 1846 as the second in a set of three pieces under the title Les Harmonies des Bois (Op. 76). During this time Offenbach was traveling throughout Europe performing as a cello virtuoso. Often performing his own music, Les Larmes de Jacqueline was most likely composed for himself and Friedrich von Flotow. Flotow performed regularly with Offenbach for the better part of a century and for whom Offenbach wrote