Bochard - Fanfare and Processional for Trombone and Piano

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Bochard - Fanfare and Processional for Trombone and PianoFanfare and Processional for Trombone and Piano was written in 1978 for Trombonist Dan Bochard. The work was first premiered that year in recital at the University of British Columbia's School of Music. The work has two very distinct themes: the 1st theme, Fanfare which consists of dramatic leaps of 4th's and octaves somewhat reminiscent of Hindemith. The 2nd theme: the stately Processional, is based on the first three notes of a major diatonic scale.

This arrangement is suitable for advanced performers and can be heard on iTromboni’s debut album: “there goes the neighbourhood”

originally for Piano was written in the late 19th Century and is ripe with his Impressionist style

Below is the CBC recording of Martin Hackleman performing this work with the CBC Vancouver Radio Orchestra conducted by Mario Bernardi

Flugelhorn in B-flat

solo repertoire and recommended study books

and will add depth to your playing and variety to your recital

The piece is four minutes in length

Terrett has done an exemplary job of ensuring the spirit of the music is intact for the Brass Quintet version

Jeremy Kempton's beautiful setting of this "heart-on-sleeve" melody is for intermediate level Trombone quartet

Parts are for Alto

a chant from the Russian Orthodox liturgy is number six of this set of ten choral works written by Pavel Chesnokov

The score reflects the correct positioning of the players