The Three Folksongs (Drei Volkslieder), op. 49 by Arnold Schoenberg were composed in 1948 for a cappella four-part mixed choir. The melodies date back to the 15th and 16th centuries and represent a fascinating return to traditional tonal roots late in the composer's career.

Ralph Sauer has beautifully arranged these lovely songs for four trombones, suitable for moderately advanced performers and total about 9 minutes in length.

Below is an example of them sung by the Stuttgart Südfunk-Chor conducted by Rupert Huber.

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Südfunk Chor conducted by Rupert Huber

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Schoenberg - Three Folksongs, Op. 49 for Four Trombones

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