Belcke - Schweizer-Klänge for Bass Trombone and Wind Ensemble

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Belcke - Schweizer-Klänge for Bass Trombone and Wind EnsembleSchweizer Klnge (Swiss Sounds) for Bass Trombone and Wind Ensemble is a work by Friederich Belcke that may be performed on a small bore Bass Trombone or large bore Tenor Trombone. The work was composed and first performed in 1835 by German composer and soloist, Friederich Belcke as a solo to be accompanied by a military band and dedicated to "His Royal Highness, the Prince Christian Friederich of Denmark." Belcke had an association to the Danish Court

Bach's Unaccompanied Suites are beautifully and meticulously edited for Alto Trombone by Ralph Sauer

just difficult enough to keep the student on the edge of their seat

but the other parts are more moderate in difficulty

It was written in 1884

There is a wide variety of styles and forms throughout the book

and Miss Trombonism (1918)

4 tenor trombones

Most American Trombone students and their teachers own the Voxman book

Turn Your Eyes To Jesus

Each work consists of several short movements

Just a few minutes in length

• The Rochut/Bordogni Melodious Etudes for Trombone have enjoyed immense popularity over the years