Gounod - Gounod and the Trombone for Trombone and Piano, volume 1

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Gounod - Gounod and the Trombone for Trombone and Piano, volume 1Trombonist Benny Sluchin's arrangements of songs by Charles Gounod for trombone and piano has resulted in this new collection entitled Gounod and the Trombone, volume 1. A multi year journey of study and research convinced Sluchin of the beauty and value of Gounod's songs and their application for the trombone. This collection of seven songs for Trombone and Piano, volume 1 contains some very beautiful music for trombonists to explore and perform.

this arrangement of about four minutes in length is scored for 2 Trumpets in B-flat

When played as a screamer

This music could be part of a service or even an introduction for a younger student to perform with organ accompaniment

Poirier's arrangement is the first for this sized group and is dedicated to the Vancouver Brass Orchestra debut performance in 2019

The Adagio in G minor is a Neo-Baroque composition popularly attributed to the 18th-century Venetian composer Tomaso Albinoni (1671-1751)

Charpentier's famous Prelude from Te Deum has been beautifully arranged by Jean-Louis Couturier

Lincolnshire Posy by Percy Grainger is a work originally written for concert band

Wolfram's Song to the Evening Star - from Tannhäuser

O Tannenbaum (Oh Christmas Tree)

the Mother

Elizabeth Raum's Quartet for Brass was written in 1980 and is just now being published for the first time

Principal Trombonist of the Toronto Symphony