Trombone or Euphonium Solos for Worship
Arranged with Keyboard Accompaniment
By Brant Adams

These are really good and interesting arrangements for both the solo instrument and the accompaniment. As a Church Music Director, who is also a trombonist, I am on the lookout for things to do in worship that aren't overdone, and/or require a huge amount of time to put...

together. I highly recommend this collection.

A good variety of worship songs, artfully arranged, both in the solo and the accompaniment. I'm looking forward to performing some of them.

I bought this for a young girl in our church that is taking Euphonium lessons --she was thrilled with the book!!!

I've had occasion to play two of these arrangements in church so far and found them both to be a big hit. Harmonically, they're fresh and interesting as most of these will take you through different keys with a "B" section being an obbligato to the melody or...

a different melody altogether in a different style.Added plus - the piano scores are included within the book, which helps me during practice. Not all books with CD accompaniment provide the piano parts, I've learned, which is not a good thing.The CD contains the solo and the piano together on one track for initial listening and practice then, for performance, the piano only. Where individual pieces have unaccompanied solo at the beginning, the piano track begins where the piano enters. This means that someone other than the performer will have to push the "Play" button on the CD player when it's time for the piano to enter.I'll be looking for more from this arranger - it's good stuff.