Liszt - Les Preludes for 8-part Trombone Ensemble

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Liszt - Les Preludes for 8-part Trombone EnsembleFranz Liszt's Ls Preludes was first premiered in 1854 and is the most popular of his thirteen tone poems. The work is mysterious, lyrical and heroic a perfect vehicle for an arrangement for Trombone Ensemble. Randall Malmstrom's arrangement for advanced performers of about 7 1 2 minutes in length is for an 8 part Trombone Ensemble. It is a great piece of music to perform and to listen to. Free PDF Sample

this arrangement can be performed by a standard orchestral brass section

With these interesting little pieces

David Mathie has arranged "25 Christmas Carol Favorites" for Trombone Quartet in easily played keys

It's slow tempo allows the mood of the work to reach a giant climax

Listen below to a sample of the magnificent recorded performance of this work by Brian Wendel from his album "This Is Home" here

any of these Fugues could be a major part of any Trombone recital/concert

Here is a link to a wonderful performance of the 2nd movement by Bass Trombone star Ilan Morgenstern on YouTube:

It is in the style of a Cakewalk

mirror Fugue that introduces a new form of the original Art of Fugue theme in the “Rectus” and then turns everything upside down in the “Inversus”

The popular Baroque sonata Sinfonia by Pergolesi was originally written for Cello and Keyboard

The 15-minute work is appropriate for advanced performers

This publication is the first edition of any Shostakovich work to be licensed by the Shostakovich family for Brass Ensemble