Traditional - Adeste Fidelis for Trombone Choir adapted by Charles Ives

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Traditional - Adeste Fidelis for Trombone Choir adapted by Charles IvesCharles Ives adapted the Traditional Christmas Carol "Adeste Fidelis" as a Prelude for Organ in 1897. He suggests a solo instrument to play the melody line and also mentions in his notes that there should be a mood of "distant sounds from a Sabbath horizon". Marc Williams has beautifully arranged this "unique" sounding adaptation of the traditional carol (Ives is up to his old tricks with lots of dissonance and turning the melody upside down) for a 10

Although almost unknown

Horns in F

They are of intermediate level of performance and are perfect for teacher and student in lessons

It also refers to how music can lift us to the dawn of a new day

seductive and full of mischief

Ran Whitley has beautifully arranged the two movements

The Washington Post

Experience the fire and spirit of this great Russian classic

This work will become a fixture in the repertoire of the instrument

demystifies trombone legato for the player and the non-trombone playing band director

” Michael Davis

2 for Flute & Harpsichord