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$15.00A unique instrumentation which would make a nice change of pace on a college program.
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$12.00Fireside Tango evokes the sound of an Argentine tango by using characteristic rhythms, harmonies and melodic figures.
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$20.00This trombone quartet in a contemporary idiom is ideal for an advanced college group or professional players.
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$15.00A quartet by this award winning composer is a great example of contemporary writing which shows a good balance between parts.
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$14.00Both of the pieces foreshadow the Baroque fugue in the manner in which the opening themes are presented to the listener.
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$12.00This fourteenth century Florentine caccia or chase uses canons, hockets, and horn calls to describe a medieval hunt.
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$12.00Originally composed in 1502 for the Emperor Maximilian, this ingeniously constructed piece is an excellent study of late medieval/early renaissance motivic development and part writing.
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$12.00This trombone quartet is an early work of a composer who has been said to represent the full flowering of Renaissance music in England.
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$15.00This bass trombone feature commemorates a good friend and colleague who died of AIDS at the age of 42.
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$15.00The work consists of a set of variations and two cadenzas, all of which exploit the low notes obtainable on bass trombone.
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$12.00A lush arrangement of this lovely tune, this makes a great filler for a trombone ensemble concert.
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$20.00This arrangement is from the vocal Mass Ecce Ego Joannes. It is beautiful Renaissance writing which can be played by good student groups.
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$25.00The piece is scored for 10 trombones divided into two antiphonal choirs. The parts of each choir may be doubled. Although the work contains many dissonant passages and harmonies, it is basically tonal in design.
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$20.00Transcribed from the original 20th century work for men’s chorus, this piece adapts beautifully for the sonority of the trombone choir.
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$15.00Written for two four part choirs, this piece will help student trombonists develop a lyrical line, tonal balance through antiphonal techniques.