Three John Dowland songs dating from the Renaissance set for brass quartet of two trumpets and two trombones. The suite includes “Dear, if you change, I’ll never choose again”. “Thinkst thou then by thy feigning” and “Would my conceit that first enforc’d my woe” and represent that delicious melancholy of which Dowland was the master.
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Foundation Exercises for Trombone
This is my approach to starting off practice on the trombone. I believe in a planned start covering 4 areas: You can do as much or as little as you wish in each section depending on the time you have available, but by organising this start to your playing time you can ensure you are…
Nuo Duo – easy duets for brass
Nuo Duo is a collection of fun jazzy duets for two similar brass players. The download includes a complete set for two treble clef brass, two bass clef trombones or euphoniums and two bass clef tubas.
Movimento for Trombone Octet
An energetic and modern composition for trombone octet. Full score and parts for 6 tenor and 2 bass trombones.
Blues For Bourton for 6 Trombones
Written for the Bourton Bones trombone choir in the UK this is a jazzy piece for six trombones or more (4 tenors and 2 basses) with parts for the tenors in bass or Bflat treble clef. Each part has a very short written quasi improvised phrase with optional chord symbols.
God Rest You Merry Gentlemen for trombone quartet
A festive treat for trombones with this arrangement of the famous Christmas carol
Thump for 4 trombones and rhythm
A fun chart for 4 trombones and rhythm section in a 2nd line style. It has an open solo section for improvising plus space for some collective jazz improvising as well.
Last Autumn for 4 trombones and rhythm
A gentle latin piece in a floaty style for 4 trombones and rhythm section. Check out Leeds Conservatoire SLIDE AREA performing it here:
Ladykiller for 4 trombones and rhythm
A straightforward latin/rock feel chart with open improvising space. Check out Leeds Conservatoire group SLIDE AREA performing it here:
Gospel Truth for 4 trombones and rhythm
This groovy chart is very straightforward and provides some open improvising space for everyone. Checkout Leeds Conservatoire group SLIDE AREA performing it here: