Jorgensen - Fantasie-Legende for Trombone and Orchestra

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Jorgensen - Fantasie-Legende for Trombone and OrchestraFantasie Legende for Trombone Solo and Orchestra by early 20th Century Danish composer Axel Jrgensen was forgotten for quite a while but has been rediscovered, edited, and recorded (with piano accompaniment) by noted Danish Trombonist and educator Niels Ole Bo Johansen. The work is in a late Romantic style with hints of impressionism, about 4 minutes in length, and is appropriate for advanced intermediate level performers (range is up to a high B).

Only the first three subjects are introduced

91 were first published in Paris in 1742 as an homage to flutist Michel Blavet and are probably his finest and most popular pieces

The Art of Fugue has been newly transcribed in entirety for the first time by Ralph Sauer for Four Part Trombone Ensemble

the first time with the simple Cantata phrasing and the second time from the ornamented Clavier Concerto

Markey’s Solo Bass Trombone album

just before the outbreak of WWI

technique and rhythmic complexity have been minimized in order to avoid creating too many things for the student to focus on at once

but an attentive listener may notice flashes of Wagner

The composer remembers describing this movement to Stephen Fissel as a "Manic Waltz

in Memory of Alan Paton

and was an extraordinary Pianist

New transcription of 2 Rags for Tuba Quartet