Sorensen - Nocturne for Trombone and Organ

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Sorensen - Nocturne for Trombone and OrganThe Nocturne for Trombone and Organ by Alfred Hildebrandt Srensen was most likely written while he studied violin and composition at the Copenhagen Conservatory of Music from 1903 1905. It was dedicated to trombonist Anton Hansen, who performed it for the first time at the Tivoli Concert Hall on August 8th, 1918, and then at the King's Garden at the Copenhagen Municipality's Free Concerts, undoubtedly in arrangements for symphony orchestra and wind

and fast slurs)

This musical eulogy for Wagner's tragic hero is one of the finest in all of the repertoire and is a thrill to perform

In order to create a cohesive piece

There are many parts included in order to accommodate groups as small as 4 players up to the sky-is-the-limit: Part 1 in B-flat

Take a look at our free pdf sample and mp3 file below

The Trombonists encounter a brief

Understanding lyricism is much easier when hearing this second voice

Instrumentation is for: 4 Trumpets in B-flat

The play on words carries through in his music which is full of musical humor

The Ten Christmas Duets for Trumpets are traditional Carols that have been very beautifully arranged by Ken Knowles

written for his sons

Studies on the Slur