RimskyKorsakov - Procession of the Nobles for Brass Sextet

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RimskyKorsakov - Procession of the Nobles for Brass SextetProcession of the Nobles (Cortge) was written in 1889 as part of the opera Mlada. The Procession is the only part of the opera that is still performed and is the introduction to Act II, which begins with a town festival. The colorful scene bursts to life with a rousing fanfare by the brass. Keith Terrett has brilliantly arranged this music for Brass Sextet for advanced performers with the following instrumentation: 3 Trumpets in B flat, Horn,

Foreword by tuba legend Roger Bobo

originally written for keyboard

The soloist needs every part of their technique: Extended range

"I started using this method book at age fourteen with my teacher Robert Harper (Bass Trombonist with the Philadelphia Orchestra from 1943 to 1981) and still refer to it today

Below is a short and exciting sound sample of iTromboni's performance of the Vivaldi Concerto

Jan Freidlin's lush and beautiful Romantic Concerto for Trombone and Piano (reduction) was composed in 2004 and is in the traditional three movements

Although the music was left in an incomplete state at his death

4 Euphoniums & 4 Tubas

It should be played majestically but come to rest in a subsided manner

Bach's Suites for Unaccompanied Cello I-IV by Haim Avistur and Robert Cuckson is intended to serve as a performance edition and is based on recent scholarship

Erik Saras and Charles Vernon have beautifully transcribed and edited the complete work of 25 minutes length for Alto Trombone and Piano accompaniment for very advanced level performers

a painter who is awaiting his execution and in love with the singer Tosca

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