Trombone and piano accompaniment - advanced SKU: CY.CC2890 Composed by Da...(+)
Trombone and piano
accompaniment - advanced
SKU: CY.CC2890
Composed by David Fetter.
Contemporary. Solo part
and Piano accompaniment.
Published by Cherry
Classics (CY.CC2890).
David Fetter's
brilliant new work
Situation Update - Suite
for Tenor Trombone and
Piano is written in three
contrasting movements
totalling almost 11
minutes in length: 1.
Swift 2.
Longing 3. Exit
Music Swift is marked
Intense and is very
rhythmic and angular.
Longing is a beautiful
lyrical movement marked
Cantabile and Exit Music
is marked Lively mixing
chromatic, lyrical and
syncopated segments,
ending in a giant
climax. Both the solo
and accompaniment parts
are written for advanced
performers. The
work's premier was
performed in 2015 by
retired Principal
Trombonist of the Boston
Symphony, Ronald Barron
and accompanied at the
Piano by Pianist Larry
Wallach. Here is what
Mr. Ewazen has said about
Situation Update: I
had the pleasure of
hearing Ron Barron play
David Fetter's exciting
and virtuosic new work
for Trombone and Piano,
Situation
Updateâ€Â.
David's music allows the
Trombonist to sing and
soar in 3 contrasting
movements filled with
vivid colors, beautiful
and expressive harmonies,
and a wonderful flowing
rhythmic energy. The
outer movements crackle
with energy,
showcasing the amazing
technique of soloist Ron
Barron, as the melodic
line shifts and changes
with playful abandon,
while the middle movement
is heartfelt and lyrical,
with beautiful melodic
lines, supported by
resonant, gorgeous
harmonies. The work is a
real tour de force
and rightly deserves
to take its place as a
significant addition to
the Trombone
repertoire..
Trombone and Piano - moderately advanced SKU: CY.CC3007 Composed by Arman...(+)
Trombone and Piano -
moderately advanced
SKU: CY.CC3007
Composed by Armand
Russell. Contemporary.
Solo par and Piano
accompaniment. 17 pages.
Cherry Classics #3007.
Published by Cherry
Classics (CY.CC3007).
ISBN
9790530058275.
By
the title, it is obvious
that the two movements:
Somber and Jovial are in
contrasting styles.
Somber is marked as a
Lento with the subtitle
Prelude. Jovial is marked
moderately fast with the
subtitle
Rondo. Altogether,
the work is about 8
minutes long and is
appropriate for
moderately advanced
performers.
