Townsend - The King’s Trio for Trombone Quartet

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Townsend - The King’s Trio for Trombone QuartetThe King's Trio (for Trombone Quartet) is a feature for the Bass Trombone, and was written for prominent Vancouver Trombonist Sharman King. The first movement opens with a majestic unison theme, as the four Trombones announce the arrival of the King. "Tea Dance" begins with a Bass Trombone cadenza, and develops into a lyrical representation of an elegant afternoon occasion. "The Castle portrays the inner workings of a Royal household, from the

It beautifully describes ships as they head out to sea carrying men

Although playable by a quartet

Renaissance Dance

Fifteen beautiful Hymns and Spirituals arranged in Bass Clef for Trombone Quartet by Sonny Ausman

Dean McNeill

Lord God Almighty

but serious and shows the Master's genius with glorious chorale writing for the instrument

The work requires advanced performers with the Trumpet parts being in C

teacher and jazz artist

Bach - Aria from Cantata 145

Etudes 1-20 from Volume 1 of the Rochut Etudes are in this book 1A

Sauer has produced a lovely suite made up of exquisite gems from Monsieur Pierné's pen