Beethoven - Drei Equali for Trombone Quartet

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Beethoven - Drei Equali for Trombone QuartetBeethoven's Drei Equali were works written for equal, or similar, instruments; in the eighteenth century they were almost always used for funeral services and usually employed a quartet of Trombones. The most famous of these were the three Beethoven wrote for the Linz Cathedral in Austria on All Souls Day 1812. Two of these were adapted later for male voices and were sung at Beethovens funeral. These pieces are some of the most famous works for

David Onac commissioned by UK Bass Trombone soloist

Ryan's work was awarded the winner of the 2012 Eastern Trombone Workshop National Composition Competition

The Spacious Firmament

Timpani and Percussion

otherwise keeping the music true to its origins

He later added wind parts to allow more of his students to participate

Other bass clef instrumentalists use Rochut

It is in A-B-A format beginning with a lively

The instrumentation is: 4 Trumpets (Piccolo

Crayfish and Carp

The Ricercar à 6 is a six-voice Fugue considered to be the highlight of the entire work

2 Violins and Basso continuo