Bordogni - Melodious Etudes 31-40 for Trombone Quartet

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Bordogni - Melodious Etudes 31-40 for Trombone QuartetThe Bordogni vocalises have been used by generations of low brass performers to learn legato technique, phrasing, endurance, bel canto style, expression and breath control. They sound beautiful and are fun to play! Ran Whitley has beautifully arranged another ten of the Melodious Etudes, numbers 31 40 for Trombone Quartet. All in bass clef, these are appropriate for intermediate to advanced performers. The entire melody line is in part one with parts

) is one of Verdi's least familiar works

an Armenian/Canadian composer has written Twelve Duos for Trumpets based on the folksong collection of the Armenian priest Komitas

and it is just possible that Schroen might have been familiar with that work as a trombonist himself

knowing all its ins and outs are not necessary with Ralph Sauer's gorgeous arrangement of the Suite of Waltzes for Trombone with Piano accompaniment

Santa Baby

The Latin text of the “Dies irae” or “Day of Wrath” portrays the day of judgment

as it's name implies is fast and lyrical

Antonio García’s “Two Dreams” will surely prove to be an audience favorite that creates a unique opportunity for a jazz trombonist to collaborate with a percussion ensemble

The Chorale from the Finale of Symphony No

2015 at the Sheldon Concert Hall in St

full of robust and elegant phrases

1 bass trombone and 1 tuba

Exchange/Return Notes