Whitley - Trombone Quartets for Young Players

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Whitley - Trombone Quartets for Young PlayersTrombone Quartets for Young Players by Ran Whitley are seven fun works in varying styles just perfect for beginner intermediate level performers. The seven works of about 2 minutes each in length are: Fiesta (Cha cha) Sahara Hoedown (Square dance) Rio de Janeiro (Samba) Mystic Temple Cuckoo Clock Courante (a Baroque dance) Technical and endurance requirements are quite modest, with lots of opportunities to learn about how to start learning to play

Anton Bruckner’s

tenor or bass trombone

(5) shaker/samba whistle/congas (opt

His experience in performing his arrangement over the years with his late colleague Thomas Parriott was always highly entertaining to the audience

This magical work took the composer over 8 years to write and seemed to be inspired by Gershwin and American operettas of the time

Benvenuto Cellini

Each movement has a different style and is a delight to perform

Joachim Bruun de Neergaard was not the slightest bit strange

This music is available as a Kindle eBook on Amazon

50 for Two Euphoniums were originally written for two Cellos by Offenbach probably as teaching aids or for a light chamber music selection for an evening soirée

Works included in the Twelve Orchestral Etudes are: Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique

The writing is very expressive and dark

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