Anderson - Sleigh Ride for Brass Ensemble and Percussion

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Anderson - Sleigh Ride for Brass Ensemble and PercussionSleigh Ride by American composer, Leroy Anderson was ironically composed during a heat wave in 1946 and then first performed a couple years later in 1948, conducted by Arthur Fiedler with the Boston Pops Orchestra. It is a cheerful work that has continuously been one of the top 10 Christmas songs ever. Its notable special effects include the sleigh bells, clip clop of the horses hooves, the crack of the whip and the famous ending with its tongue in

Short descriptive video about the 12 Stylistic Studies

It is likely Pachelbel’s second most famous work

Hear a live performance of this work by the University of Illinois Jazz Trombone Ensemble directed by Jim Pugh

melodic solo for Cornet or Trumpet from the early 20th Century

Sauer has found a previously unmined resource and added immeasurably to the Euphonium repertoire

Instrumentation is: 3 Trumpets in D

this music will certainly be a great closer on your next Christmas concert

all starting the same but each striving higher

although he did compose some chamber pieces and a few orchestral works

It's Hebraic sounds are perfectly transmitted on the Trombone

Tenor and Bass Clefs are used and the highest notes are D-flat for the 1st part and pedal A-flat for the Bass part

I’d like to give you some guidance in various areas of trombone playing