Warwick Music

This composition is an excellent recital piece and is a major addition to the bass trombone repertoire.

Behind the mask was written in 2005 for Jonathan Warburton, who is actively commissioning and performing new works for the bass trombone. Although my piece could not be considered cutting edge "avant-...

A work for bass trombone and piano which, as its title suggests, would make a light interlude in a programme and show off the more humorous aspects of the bass trombone. The piece ends with an elephan...

Full of musicality and humour this piece would be a showcase for any Bass Trombonist of advanced capabilities.

A fine adaptation of the last movement of Max Bruch's Fantasia on Scottish Folk Melodies. This virtuoso work would make a fine conclusion to a solo euphonium concert.

This piece of music was written in memory of our family pet dog, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel named ‘Penny’.  The opening melodic theme depicts a tranquil mood to reflect Penny’s affectionate and a...

Fun book of duets, trios and a quartet for beginners based around life in a medieval castle. These can be played by any similar group of instruments.

I began composing Days of Bells and Flying Creatures during a week's residency in Chianti in July 2017. Whilst there I spent much of my time making recordings of the sounds that surrounded me on a dai...

These duets are intended to be easy, fun, gently challenging and be of educational value for teachers and pupils alike. They start off at a pretty simple level, but get more challenging as they go, gr...

Here are some more duets slightly more challenging than the First Duets to get your teeth into. These can be played in any order depending on what kind of technical/musical thing you need to work on,...

This duet was written at the request of Brett Baker for a trombone duet with piano to be played at a summer school in July 2024.  It features a lyrical opening section using that part of the trombone...

This trombone quartet was originally written by Dr. Jose L. Leon as a performance/writing assignment for a Franz Schubert Seminar class at the University of Colorado Boulder, and then premiered as par...