Kempton - Antiphonal Echoes for Trombone Quartet and Organ

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Kempton - Antiphonal Echoes for Trombone Quartet and OrganJeremy Kempton has written a lovely new work for Trombone Quartet and Organ entitled Antiphonal Echoes. In the style of the great Gabrieli music, this work uses the Renaissance style in a contemporary setting to great effect. The music is perfect for intermediate to advanced intermediate performers. Free PDF Sample

Brahms Symphony No

The full orchestral work was first performed by the Oklahoma City Symphony on April 21

both written for four-part mixed chorus

making it more of an intermediate/advanced method compared to the original

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The trumpet melody is dominant and confident but the piano gradually asserts itself propelling the music with a powerful ‘boogie-woogie’ style bass line

This set of three ragtime dances

The instrumentation is for: 2 alto trombones

Russell McKinney has composed Lenten Procession for 8-part Trombone Choir based on the hymn tunes A la venue de Noel

was a German immigrant to America who wrote more than 28 method books for almost all of the major instruments

slurs through the middle register

The Two Etudes for Euphonium and Piano from Op

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