SKU: A0.619837

Generally known as Here Comes the Bride or Wedding March, this piece by Richard Wagner which has been used as a processional for many brides around the world, has now been freshly arranged as a duet for Trombones with Organ accompaniment. True to the original source material, this arrangement is accessible and appropriate for any church or wedding hall.

SKU: A0.792536

Lament for Trombone and Organ by composer Jeremy Niles Kempton is a serious and lyrical work of about 6 minutes in length for advanced performers.

The original version is for trombone and string orchestra.  It was composed and performed within a 2 week period at a memorial concert given for Helen Manheim, a violist in Mr. Kempton's Island Chamber Symphony on Long Island, NY.  Ms Manheim died rather suddenly and her passing left the composer with a deep feeling of regret at having taken her and so many other ICS musicians for granted.

The piece consists of 3 lengthy phrases.  The first epitomizes the grief at her passing.  The 2nd presents her life and consists of 3 phrases, all starting the same but each striving higher.  The final section is her legacy, what she leaves behind.  Orchestral score and parts are available form Cherry Classics.

The live performance features Mr. Kempton on the trombone.

SKU: A0.1116823

Gustav Holst's popular Planets suite makes outstanding use of a multitude of orchestral colors and textures. Venus, the second movement begins with a mysterious horn solo introducing the first melodic motif which returns throughout the movement. This beautiful arrangement for Trombone and Organ by Aaron Hettinga is almost 7-minutes in length and appropriate for advanced performers.

SKU: A0.922067

A big powerful piece that requires a strong trombone solo, good brass choir and an organist.
The congregation will be brought to tears with an exceptional performance by the trombone.

SKU: A0.744667

This work for trombone and organ was composed for use as a prelude or postlude, and was written at a level easily accessible for intermediate trombonists at a middle school or high school level.  With limited range and repetitive rhythms, along with an easy organ accompaniment, this will be a perfect piece to feature that young musician!  (This work was originally listed as 2020 Fanfare for Trombone and Organ.

SKU: A0.811265

Romance for Trombone and Organ, Op. 78, No. 2 is from 4 Pieces for Violin and Piano by Jean Sibelius, composed around 1915 during the Great War. It is a staple of the violin repertoire. The wistful character of its very hummable melody is a great example from the age of parlor music, composed for amateur performance in the home and enjoyed by all ages.

This 3 ½-minute work has been beautifully arranged for Trombone and Organ by Niels-Ole Bo Johansen. 

There are two versions included with this arrangement: one for advanced performers that goes up to high D's and another for intermediate performers in bass clef and with a moderate range only to high G.

SKU: A0.744762

This peaceful Lenten piece is another in a series of works for the younger, less experienced trombonist and organ. Based on the hymn Glory Be to Jesus, this is the hymn tune known as Wem In Leindenstagen or Caswall.  The range and rhythmic requirements are minimal for the young player, and the organ part plays a big role in support of the soloist.  This would be perfect for Lent, Ash Wednesday, or Holy Week services.  Parts included are for trombone, baritone bass clef, baritone treble clef, trumpet, and tenor sax.  It was recorded with the composer playing both organ and trombone (thanks to the organ's MIDI recorder)!