Ervin - Sixty Counterparts by Voxman Selected Studies for Trombone Duets

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Ervin - Sixty Counterparts by Voxman Selected Studies for Trombone DuetsThe Selected Studies for Trombone edited by Himie Voxman (1952, Rubank and Hal Leonard) is still one of the most widely used books in American Brass teaching. The book picked existing Brass Etudes in thirteen different keys. There was, and still is, a shortage of intermediate material in the more complex key signatures. The excellent Voxman book is a fine bargain and is highly recommended. These new Sixty Counterparts for Trombone by Tom Ervin are

This edition can also be used by Tubists to work on their upper range

Some of the works performed include:

was originally written for the great 20th century Cellist

4 Trumpets in C (B-flat parts are also supplied)

The arrangement can be played with or without the Timpani or Organ by advanced performers

originally for String Orchestra

Drei Equali for Trombone Quartet in its original key

Marcello's Six Sonatas have become a mainstay of the Trombone literature

Fauré is well known for his lyricism and haunting harmonies

This eleven minute suite is suitable for advanced performers and is the only arrangement published of this work for Brass

Trombone (some Tenor Clef) and Tuba

It was dedicated to Debussy's daughter