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for Trombone Choir
It is thought to have come from an earlier oboe concerto
The Finale of Gustav Mahler’s Third Symphony begins with a soft chorale and ends with what can only be described as a grandiloquent triumphant conclusion
This descriptive work is about a tiny stone chapel constructed of river rock located in central Virginia
PRELUDE IN B-FLAT Purchase:Digital Download: Score Only for Trombone ChoirWatch Score VideoView Score Discovered in an 1897 copy of The Organists Journal, the work was attributed to W. A. Bach. Evidence suggests, however, that the composer was actually August Wilhelm Bach, one of Felix Mendelssohns teachers. Like much organ music, the work transcribes well for wind band, and is of moderately easy difficulty. Note that the transcription works well with smaller instrumentations and that there are no percussion parts.
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