Pryor - Blue Bells of Scotland for Solo Trombone and Trombone Quartet

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Pryor - Blue Bells of Scotland for Solo Trombone and Trombone QuartetWritten in 1899, Blue Bells of Scotland is the iconic Trombone solo from the early 20th century. The soloist needs every part of their technique: Extended range, flowing legato, exceptional flexibility and a fast double tongue. Every Trombonist soloist has a kick at the can with this virtuosic work with a Theme and thre Variations. Dedicated to Ian Bousfield, Wes Ballenger has arranged it for 5 players; Solo Trombone with Trombone quartet. The solo

the Preludes are "Jazzy"

Both parts are in bass clef

Ben van Dijk

Poirier has done an excellent job of scoring this music for an Eight-part Trombone Ensemble

primarily as the Bass Trombonist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic from 1969 to 2006

This piece will thrill your audiences…

the Air on the G String from Orchestral Suite No

Chausson's Quelques Dances (Some Dances) Opus 26

They are his reminiscences of childhood and have been beautifully scored for Euphonium and Piano by Ralph Sauer

This work is a real technical challenge for every part and can be the centerpiece of your Christmas Brass Quintet program

Bach's Unaccompanied Suites BWV 1007-1012 are beautifully and meticulously edited for Tuba or Bass Trombone by Ralph Sauer

from where some believe the work got its name