Filmore - Lassus Trombone - Brass QuintetLassus Trombone by Henry Filmore arranged for Brass Quintet by Bryce Martens. Lassus Trombone is a novelty piece written by the American composed Henry Fillmore in 1908. It is a feature number for trombone and includes numerous glissandos and smears. This is one of the most popular selections for trombone in the American literature. Take a listen below. This product is only available for digital download the item includes : Score (8 pages) 2 Trumpet

Sarabande - Played by Trombone

which is also called "God of Our Fathers"

but not a piece for beginners

Although Candide was unsuccessful at its premiere

Baritone TC

The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - by Michel Legrand - arranged for Symphony Orchestra and Rhythm Section by Øivind Westby

by Edith Piaf - arranged for Brass Quintet by Stig Soenderriis

It has been recorded by a wide variety of artists

It is a nice challenge for a High School player and a great filler piece for any College student

this is a medley of "Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-Der- Aye

Commissioned by the Metropolitan Wind Symphony

Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah