Sachse - Concertino for Alto Trombone and Piano

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Sachse - Concertino for Alto Trombone and PianoNot much is known about the origins of the Concertino, except that the three movement work was most likely first written and performed on the E flat Cornet in the mid 19th Century by Sachse himself. Since that time, the work has been edited for Trombone and Bass Trombone. Along with the David Concertino, the two works are great examples of German Romantic solo writing for the brass family. Charles Vernon has arranged an excellent sounding edition for

” The recap of the tune begins over 5/8 samba (3+2

switching frequently between 6/8

The music is perfect for an intermediate to advanced performer and is about 4 minutes in length

They are unique

Jeremiah Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary or Prince of Denmark’s March sparkles all the way from beginning to end

Every Trombonist soloist has a kick at the can with this virtuosic work with a Theme and thre Variations

Frederick A

each one coming back to the main melody

Etudes 1-20 from Volume 1 of the Rochut Etudes are in this book 1A

The melodies are presented in the first trumpet part for each duet

James Markey

bringing out the beautiful spiritual nature of the music