Rose - Soliloquy for Unaccompanied Bass Trombone

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Rose - Soliloquy for Unaccompanied Bass TromboneSoliloquy for Unaccompanied Bass Trombone, a fine new work by composer William Rose is dedicated to British musician Jonathan Warburton. It is a work in two movements of about 4 minutes in length. Movement I. marked Sorrowful is slow, serious, melodic and very expressive. Movement II. marked Agitated, in contrast, is excitingly fast, rhythmic, having large jumps in register and highly punctuated. Soliloquy is a perfect piece to place on a recital. The

These thirteen works are a wonderful addition to the Trombone repertoire and can be performed on recitals

and stands in contrast to the expansive peace of the grave

recitals and concerts

This arrangement is over 30 minutes in length and playable by advanced performers

Gesualdo and Palestrina

This version for Trombone and Piano is a reduction by the composer from the score for full orchestra

Instrumentation is for double brass quintets of 4 B-flat Trumpets

always gleefully performed by the trumpet section

The duets range in style from swing

Allegro Passionata

It was composed on Christmas Day in 1896 and following an Act of Congress in 1987

Telemann's Suite in G Major is a beautiful Baroque Suite in four movements for Tuba or Bass Trombone