Spartiti per trombone

Solo part available in both bass and tenor clefs.

Originally written by Mozart for horn and orchestra, this arrangement by H. Kling was also edited by Lorenzo Sansone, who wrote the cadenzas. It is a wonderful recital selection for the advancing tro...

These two transcriptions for trombone by Leonard Falcone include 'Ave Maria' by Bach-Gounod and 'Sicilienne' by van Paradis.

This solo for trombone or baritone, written by Robert Clerisse and edited by Glenn Smith, allows advancing players the opportunity to showcase both their lyrical and technical playing. This is a super...

From Mendelssohn's 'Elijah', this arrangement by Allen Ostrander offers both a bass clef and Bb treble clef solo part to offer flexibility to the player.

Movements: I. Precipitando, II. Song of Sirens, III. Vivace Scherzando, IV. Apotheosis.

This piece for intermediate to advanced players features many chromatic passages and includes quintuple subdivisions. Versions for bassoon, baritone/trombone, and tuba are also available from the publ...

This challenging piece includes parts for both tenor trombone and alto trombone.

This short aria ('Oh Lord, Whose Mercies Numberless') from the oratorio 'Saul' provides the soloist an opportunity to explore a more lyrical playing style. Solo part is provided in both bass clef and...

This arrangement for euphonium or trombone by Marsteller offers students of different levels the opportunity to play as much of the music includes ossia measures (largely for range). The beautiful mus...

This moderate tempo short solo piece begins with a cadenza, followed by a 'departure' into a flowing melodic style that continues to the end.

Kyrie, Gloria, and Benedictus, here arranged for six part trombone choir, was taken form the Pope Marcellus Mass by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. It may be performed as a suite or three individual...

Composed in the summer of 1984, Yorkshire Ballad was premiered at the Kansas Bandmasters Association Convention by Claude T. Smith and the Kansan Intercollegiate Band. Since its publication, it has be...

This sonata is written in traditional sonata-allegro form. Although it is a virtuoso work and should be performed as such, it uses only standard trombone technique (no extended practices are required)...

Comes with both bass clef and treble clef euphonium solo parts. Proctor composed Lyrical Concerto for serpent enthusiast Craig Kridel. The work was later champoined by bass trombonist Douglas Yeo who...