Dvorak - Three Slavonic Dances for Trombone and Piano

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Dvorak - Three Slavonic Dances for Trombone and PianoThe Slavonic Dances by Antonin Dvok are possibly his most popular works, originally written for piano four hands in 1878 and 1886 at the behest of his publisher and subsequently orchestrated in two groups of eight, Op. 46 and Op. 72. They are lively, thoughtful, pensive, mysterious, joyous and rambunctious. Ralph Sauer has miraculously arranged three of the Dances from Op. 46 for Trombone and Piano and are appropriate for advanced performers. Free PDF

Opus 4 were published in 1738

Melodie for Trombone and Orchestra by early 20th Century Danish composer Axel Jørgensen was forgotten for quite a while but has been rediscovered

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The 3 1/2 minute movement is arranged for advanced performers and will be an outstanding addition to your program

are quite free and often chromatic

Cherry Classics is proud to present a great new arrangement by Dr

Contrabass Trombone or Tuba and Timpani

Jeff Reynolds

and is appropriate for advanced intermediate level performers (range is up to an optional high D-flat)

Chaminade's Six Romances

and 8 basso (Tuba)

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