Russell - Short and Suite for Solo Trombone

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Russell - Short and Suite for Solo TromboneArmand Russell has written a delightful new work for Solo (unaccompanied) Trombone in four movements titled: 1. Intrada, 2. Air, 3. Scherzo and 4. Burleska Each movement has its unique feel. The composer uses syncopation and dance rhythms to keep the performer on her his toes. The melodic 2nd movement Air is all in 5 4 time. In addition, Russell uses different colors with cup and straight mute. Almost 7 minutes in length, this work is appropriate for

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