Bordogni - Melodious Etudes 51-60 for Trombone Quartet

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Bordogni - Melodious Etudes 51-60 for Trombone QuartetThe Bordogni vocalises have been used by generations of low brass performers to learn legato technique, phrasing, endurance, bel canto style, expression, and breath control. They sound beautiful and are fun to play! Ran Whitley has beautifully arranged another ten of the Melodious Etudes, numbers 51 60 for Trombone Quartet. All in bass clef, these are appropriate for intermediate to advanced performers. The entire melody line is in part 1 with parts

Verbum caro factum est is a beautiful choral work written in antiphonal style

Capriccio Italien

Each trio of about eight minutes in length is in a four movement structure of Slow-Fast-Slow-Fast

Justin Bland has beautifully arranged the expressive and dramatic Adagio e Cantabile from Tchaikovsky's Symphony No

10 is titled Lermoos

Mozart's lovely Sonata in B-flat K

Gustav Mahler wrote the song cycle Kindertotenlieder (Songs on the Death of Children) in 1904 for voice and orchestra

4 tenor trombones

this work for advanced performers is most effective having more than one person on a part

bursting with melody from every corner

The music of about 5 1/2 minutes in length is contemporary sounding in four sections: Lyrical - Scherzando - Cadenza - Lyrical and is appropriate for advanced performers

Instrumentation is for double Brass Quintet with Timpani & Bass Drum

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