Poulenc - The Bestiary for Trombone and Piano

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Poulenc - The Bestiary for Trombone and PianoThe Bestiary or "The Procession of Orpheus" was written by Poulenc in 1919. Originally for Voice and Piano, with poems by Guillaume Apollinaire, the six short movements (about five minutes in length) are about the following animals: Dromedary, Goat, Grasshopper, Dolphin, Crayfish and Carp. This music is very suitable for young performers at the intermediate level and is a great way to introduce them to a major 20th century composer. Not for sale in

was originally written for the great 20th century Cellist

For advanced performers about seven minutes in length

and is compiled in a concise and easy-to-use manner… A most valuable addition to the trombonist’s study materials… I know of no other book like it

Hava Nagila is one of the most well known and beloved folk songs

Good for recitals and concerts

"Romance for Solo Instruments" by Elizabeth Raum was originally commissioned by the Canadian Music Competition as a test piece for French Horn and now available for a number of instruments

Jonathan Warburton now lives in the USA

originally scored for eight-part mixed Choir

About four minutes in length

it raised the bar for the Tenor Trombone from an artistic and technical level

Clarke employs the minor mode in all of his exercises through the use of scales and arpeggios

and is currently pursuing a Master of Music degree in Composition at the University of Utah

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