Isaac - Four Sacred Motets for Trombone Quartet

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Isaac - Four Sacred Motets for Trombone QuartetJeff Reynolds has arranged four exquisite sacred motets by Renaissance composer Heinrich Isaac titled: 1. Christ ist erstanden (Christ has risen) 2. Ecce Virgo concepiet (Behold, a virgin shall conceive) 3. Esto mihi in Deum protectorem (Be Thou unto me a God, a Protector) 4. Fili quid feristi nobis sic? (Son, why hast thou done so to us?) Arranged for Trombone quartet, they can be performed with a larger group also. They are polyphonic in style and

Tenor Clef is used in the upper parts

Harper would stop me multiple times (even within the same measure) to point out the little things that I had ignored or didn’t play correctly

This piece is approximately eight minutes in length

"Enigma Variations" is one of the most recognized works in the classical repertoire

includes a descriptive booklet of his own suggestions for Baroque ornamentation based on his studies of the period

This work is very popular for high school level performers and this premier arrangement by Benjamin Coy will allow Trombone or Euphonium soloists to perform the work with a large ensemble

Tazmania and Australia from March through to August

Contrapunctus VI is in four parts and written in “Stylo Francese”

En Bateau (Sailing) is the first movement from Debussy's four movement Petite Suite written around 1886 for four-hand piano duet

Bourgeois Concerto for Three Trombones

This great arrangement is about 3 minutes in length and is appropriate for advanced intermediate performers

The Bel Canto studies which are in bass clef

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