Reichenbach - Streets of Paris for Solo Trombone and Wind Ensemble

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Reichenbach - Streets of Paris for Solo Trombone and Wind EnsembleBill Reichenbach's wonderful new composition for Solo Trombone and Wind Ensemble is brash, bold, dramatic, lyrical, exhilarating to perform and listen to. This work was originally written for Professor Larry Zalkind of the Eastman School of Music in 2008. There is also an edition with a Piano reduction accompaniment for sale on our site. Streets of Paris is written for very advanced to virtuosic performers and is about 11 minutes in length. Free pdf

Sauer for Trombone and Piano

is a sacred motet in 4-parts composed in 1843/44 while Bruckner was staying in Kronsdorf as an assistant school teacher

I learned of an opportunity to make it sort of a thesis piece (though students didn't write a thesis in composition while an undergrad)

This work has been performed many times by the Vancouver Symphony Brass

Like his father

Irvin Wagner

including contrapuntal combinations

This work for Trombone Solo and four-part Trombone Choir was composed in 2007 for a performance at a wedding ceremony at the Edmonton Moravian Church

Sonata XII or (Sonata Duodecima a sette) by Baroque composer Johann Heinrich Schmelzer was originally composed in 7 parts and is part of a group of works of his entitled Sacro-Profanus Concentus

Recommended for advanced performers

Justin Bland was arranged a wonderful suite of seven movements from Handel’s opera for Brass Quintet

If You're Happy and You Know It

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