Berlioz - Judex Crederis from Te Deum for Trombone Choir and Organ

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Berlioz - Judex Crederis from Te Deum for Trombone Choir and OrganTe Deum, written by Hector Berlioz was conceived as the conclusion to a grand symphony celebrating Napoleon, but ultimately, the piece was dedicated to Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria. Berlioz considered the Te Deum to fall into his architectural or monumental musical compositions which is true, given that Berlioz led musical forces between 900 950 performers at the initial 1855 performance! Judex Crederis is the last movement of the Te

Rossini's comic one act opera L'inganno felice (The Fortunate Deception) was written and first performed in Venice in 1812 and became an instant success

completeness and resignation

profound and gracious

written in 1941 by Paul Hindemith has been a studio favorite of mine for many years

These studies can become part of the library of every serious Trombonist

The work was premiered at the 2008 Eastern Trombone Workshop by Professor Schaefer

on Two Thematic Ideas and on a Figured Bass by Tomaso Albinoni

Four Hands Opus 11" was published in 1867

Ein Feste Burg (A Mighty Fortress is Our God)

C Trumpet and 2 Trumpets in B-flat

you will receive a download link to a sound file of all 20 études

these four movements are appropriate for advanced performers

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