Sibelius - Romance for Trombone and Organ, Op. 78, No. 2

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Sibelius - Romance for Trombone and Organ, Op. 78, No. 2Romance for Trombone and Organ, Op. 78, No. 2 is from 4 Pieces for Violin and Piano by Jean Sibelius, composed around 1915 during the Great War. It is a staple of the violin repertoire. The wistful character of its very hummable melody is a great example of music from the age of parlor music, composed for amateur performance in the home and enjoyed by all ages. This 3 1 2 minute work has been beautifully arranged for Trombone and Organ by Niels Ole Bo

Babcock has freely arranged it as a three minute Fantasia for Trombone Quartet beginning softly and lyrically and gradually building to a great climax at the end

It was followed by a separate Solo part for Viola

but of out print

Let’s Play Trombone Volume 1 exposes you to all the key signatures and time signatures

They are of moderate difficulty

He practiced only using his left hand and composed the Prélude et Nocturne opus 9 in 1894

Gustav Holst's 2nd Military Suite for Band is a classic of the Band literature and is now available for Brass Quintet

2 Trumpets in B-flat and 2 Trombones

As with many of Gabrieli's works

Deep River

written in 1886 while he was leader of the US Marine Band

3 (also known as the Organ Symphony) is part of the final movement of this great symphony by Saint-Saëns

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