Raum - Romance for Solo Trombone and Orchestra

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Raum - Romance for Solo Trombone and OrchestraRomance for Solo Trombone and Orchestra by Elizabeth Raum was originally commissioned by the Canadian Music Competition as a test piece. The work is lush and with rich harmonies, about 5 1 2 minutes in length and can be performed by moderately advanced performers. Kurt Kellan, past Principal Hornist with the Calgary Philharmonic, had often asked Elizabeth Raum to orchestrate this piece, so when the occasion arose for a new work for the 2001 Prairie

Bergler's days at the Juilliard School

Cory Mixdorf

The final section of the William Tell Overture comes alive with a "comical-conical" Yeehaw in B-flat

Early versions used the word “f’it” for “fought”

Trombone and Ruby Chou

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through eloquent and lively

The Latin phrase "cor prudentis possidebit scientiam" is the motto of the University

2nd Trumpet plays Piccolo Trumpet during part of the work

Just at the point where all three subjects are combined

2 Clarinets

Listen to a digital sample of the music below