Buss - Time Capsule - Brass DuetTrumpet and Trombone; The first movement, Daybreak, has a frolicking, optimistic character. Chorale breaks with the traditional structure of the chorale in that each phrase gets a measure longer. The harmonies of the second movement contain some spicy dissonances as well. Rendezvous, is in a lilting 6 8 and really "works up a lather" as it progresses to an exciting climax. Homeward Bound, begins with a fanfare like passage that gives way to a spirited

which Charles Burney described as "one of the most graceful and pleasing movements that has ever been composed

Composer: Reichel

Adagio Cantible from Sonata "Pathetique"

part ( bass trombone - can be played by tenor or euphonium as well ) in bass clef

The figure is used to begin an idea

No need for a description for this classic piece for Trombone - it´s a must-have in every Trombone player´s library

Mogens´s arrangements have a very special sound to them - Andresen has brought out the very unique sound of Nielsen - a true hit for any church or recital concert

Easter for Flutes

Antonio Arranger: Everett

or melody lines that seemed to be written only for high sopranos or countertenors

Trumpet Voluntary - by John Stanley - arranged for Brass Quintet by Joshua Hauser

This motive