Scriabin - Two Etudes for Trombone and Piano

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Scriabin - Two Etudes for Trombone and PianoAlexander Scriabins music has been described as mystical, lyrical, and idiosyncratic. He was known as the most innovative and controversial early modern Russian composer. His works were ignored for many years until recently and are now seen as sincere expression(s) of genius. The Two Etudes for Trombone and Piano from Op. 8 are early works of Scriabin, originally written for Solo Piano. They show lyricism, passion, moodiness, chromatic harmonies, and

James Haynor has arranged a crackerjack work for 10-part Brass Ensemble

The Art of Fugue has been newly transcribed by Ralph Sauer for Four Part Trombone Ensemble

Keith Terrett has arranged this movement in various formats for Trumpet solo and Piano

which is depicted by an opening organ-like canon

is a story of tragic love between the "call-girl" Violetta and the romantic Alfredo

Saint Saën's wonderful Danse Bacchanale comes to life with this vivid rendition for large Brass Ensemble with Percussion

Mason Williams emerged in the late 1960’s as a strong force in television and music circles

My Bonny Lass

the Four Of A Kind Trombone Quartet and the Vienna Trombone Quartet – hence the title: 4 (quartet) x 2 (two of them) x 1 (1 soloist)

Listen to the fine live performance of the march below

This beautiful arrangement by Jim Pugh is for Trombone Octet

Trombonology