Reichenbach - Fanfares, Questions and Answers for solo Bass Trombone & Wind Ensemble

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Reichenbach - Fanfares, Questions and Answers for solo Bass Trombone & Wind EnsembleFanfares, Questions and Answers for solo Bass Trombone and Wind Ensemble by William (Bill) Reichenbach is a dramatic and expressive new work. The work is in three sections as hinted at by the title with a short, dramatic Fanfare led by the brass, followed by the lyrical and expressive Questions section. The Answers section starts hesitantly after a beautiful cadenza and slowly builds up to a massive triumphant conclusion led by the soloist. This 10

has been arranged by Matt Lennex for Trombone Quartet

Somber is marked as a Lento with the subtitle Prelude

together with some unconventional ‘flutter- tonguing’ techniques

Elgar wrote two lovely contrasting works

this one begins with a quick and sparkling movement to catch the attention of the audience and to showcase the bright tones of the solo trumpets

The Slama 66 Etudes have been used for over 90 years as a tried and true method for learning all of the major and minor keys on Bass Clef instruments

Manhattan Beach

conducted by Ian Hobson from March 2015

RONDE - Susato

Some people may even use castanets to enhance this obviously Spanish work

Parts are available for B-flat and C trumpet

It has been greatly abridged to make it practical for performance by Trombonists