Raum - Straight Gets Cool for Trombone alone

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Raum - Straight Gets Cool for Trombone aloneElizabeth Raum has composed a pithy new work Straight Gets Cool for Trombone alone, "dedicated to brass players who have to be fluent in every genre". This unaccompanied solo is appropriate for moderately advanced performers and cleverly alternates back and forth between straight and swing styles. It is a perfect piece for an encore to a recital. Free PDF Sample

is a wonderful short work that combines lyrical and Renaissance dance styles

Praise The Lord

This version has been meticulously edited by Jeff and sounds beautiful in the Wind Ensemble setting

consuming all within it as the curtain falls

Although Elysium was originally designated for Greek Gods and mortals who may have been related to the Gods

having the composer's "affinity for striking brass textures"

This gorgeous 4 minute long setting of Rhosymedre for Trombone Choir arranged by Russell McKinney is very approachable by most trombone ensembles with all 10 parts in bass clef and presents no technical or endurance issues

He is the Director of the College of Fine Arts and Communication at Lamar University in Beaumont

but rich and complex

Instrumentation is: 3 trumpets (parts in C & B-flat)

(4 Trumpets (trp

This fast-paced

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