Hanson - Cabbagetown Blues for Trombone Sextet and Rhythm section

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Hanson - Cabbagetown Blues for Trombone Sextet and Rhythm sectionCabbagetown Blues is an original work for six Trombones & Rhythm Section (Piano Guitar, Bass and Drums) written by Wesley Hanson. While studying with Emory Remington at the Eastman School, Wes would travel to Toronto to visit the city. On one visit in the early 70's he heard the famous Boss Brass. Ian McDougall's brilliant playing made such an impression on Wes that he promised himself he would write a work for him. While Professor of Trombone at Ball

If you play the Trombone you have played and listened to countless hours of them as a student or teacher

A little over a minute of fun for advanced performers

subtle at times and filled with a French lyricism

2 Euphoniums & 2 Tubas

but are most helpful in the studio

Parts in B-flat and C are supplied

Ralph Sauer has done a superb job in transcribing these three movements

About three minutes in length for intermediate performers

The most well known of the movements is Tråumerei (Dreaming) and has been used in movies to portray love scenes because of its tenderness and beauty

If you don't have a Celeste

"I refrained from using fanciful descriptive terms such as Con Brio

" is a new work for Bass Trombone and Piano by the UK composer