Bowyer - Concerto for Bass TromboneComposer: Bowyer, Don Instrumentation: Solo and Piano Instruments: Bass Trombone Genre: Contemporary This concerto, commissioned by music teacher William T. Robinson, was originally scored for Bass Trombone and String Orchestra. This Piano reduction was done by the composer and is a three movement work approximately nine minutes long, each movement leading directly to the next. The first movement opens with a slow introduction based on quartal

CANTABILE by RABAUD

Joy of Man's Desiring - BWV 147) - by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) - Arranged for Brass Quintet by Henrik Madsen

that is a prime example of the composer's use of religious symbolism

and orchestra leader Gene Orloff

Please have a listen to the sound clips

What a Wonderful World -

Score - 15 pages

Sonate by Thorvald Hansen (1847-1915) for Trumpet and Piano ( org

arranged for Brass Quartet by Peter Neu

Intermezzo from the "Crown of India" by Edward Elgar ( 1857 - 1934 ) - Arranged for French Horn and Piano by Brian Bindner

she had to learn a sting instrument and began to have viola lessons

Composer: Calvo