Preview: Three Sides for Trombone Quartet
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SKU: A0.878305
Composed by Sean A. Brown. Contemporary. Score and parts. 20 pages. SeanBrownMusic #1910737. Published by SeanBrownMusic (A0.878305).This is a single-movement work for trombone quartet, commissioned by UWM student group known as the Trombros. The title "Three Sides" refers to the three contrasting sections of the piece, each of which showcase a strength of the trombone quartet. The first section is an aggressive march in the minor mode, with the second section being a chorale which progresses to the relative major, in which the triumphant third section ends. There are technical demands in this work, mainly in the first section, and somewhat in the third section. The three tenor trombone parts are sometimes in tenor clef, and the highest note is a high C for the first trombone. The bass trombone goes down to pedal G. Published by Sean A. Brown, SeanBrownMusic.Weebly.com. Please contact Mr. Brown at seanbrownmusic86@gmail.com for any questions or comments!
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