Advanced Sheet Music for Trombone

Sonata for bass trombone & piano by distinguished French composer.

Bamburgh Beach was written in September 1999 and the piece is, effectively, a 2nd unaccompanied sonata for bass trombone, deriving from the same inspiration and motivation, and sharing certain importa...

Short intense piece.

Theatre piece performed around the auditorium.

One of only a few works that features the alto trombone in a twentieth-century musical setting. A fine display piece for alto trombone enthusiasts.

Does the ambiguous initial T. stand for "tyrannosaurus" or "trombone?" T. Rex is a four-movement work that provides much contrast in style, dynamics, rhythms, and tempo.

Scored for trombone and piano, this one-movement work is a joy for both the listener and the performer. Its light, festive character makes it a perfect choice for a recital finale.

Sonata is a three movement work, fast-slow-fast, which is equally effective when performed as a chamber work or when multiple players are used on each part. It is fun to play and poses only moderate t...

Loeb, a member of the Mannes College of Music Faculty, has set in twentieth-century style, three delightful vignettes: Where Earth and Oceans End, Nocturne de la Potala, and La Penseuse.

Commissioned for the 1996 International Trombone Festival in Feldkirch, Austria, this work was premiered by the trombone choir of the Höchschule für musik of Northwest Germany, Heinz Fadle, conductor....

Concert Piece, a well-written, nine-minute work, is scored for four trombones. Its highly energetic and rhythmically-charged outer movements are contrasted by a slow, lyrical, middle movement. A great...

Originally written to feature Bart van Lier and Ilja Reijngoud, this work is scored for 2 solo jazz trombonists and 6 trombones penned by the winner of the 10th Annual BMI/Thelonious Monk Jazz Compose...

The work is so called because it depicts the conflicting musical musings of a brass player (not the Composer !). Our man has an orchestral or symphonic background but with ever increasing yearnings to...

Written to celebrate the 70th birthday of Denis Wick.