Luther - Savior of the Nations, Come for Trombone Trio

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Luther - Savior of the Nations, Come for Trombone TrioMartin Luther harmonized Savior of Nations, Come and used it as an Advent Hymn in 1523. The Hymn itself was composed by St. Ambrose of Milan around 390 AD, and was translated by Luther from Latin into German as Nun Komm der Heiden Heiland. Jrg Richter has beautifully arranged the Chorale melody plus three variations for Trombone Trio. It is a lovely work, suitable for intermediate performers and above, all in bass clef. This will make a beautiful

Marche Slave has always been a huge favorite of audiences and will bring the them to their feet every time

The work can be performed by advanced performers

The work was composed and first performed in 1835 by German composer and soloist

The performance below (3 short excerpts from the string orchestra version) is performed by solo Trumpeter Paul Neebe

• Ben van Dijk is one of the great trombone masters of our time

which concludes the immense composition is dramatic

5 is a major work in the Piano repertoire

Their jazz-phrased passages are couched in even-eighth

Mozart is transcribed by Sonny Ausman

Fetter distorts various familiar popular tunes and the performer has some lines to add to the humorous atmosphere

The first movement Perplexing Prelude is slow

(having no words) and can be performed unaccompanied