SKU: A0.1113501

This arrangement for trombone quartet moves the melody around in the top 3 parts while the bass trombone keeps the beat with a walking bass. Lip trills are desirable, but flutter tongue could also be used as a substitute. The players should feel free to clown around with it. David Rose originally wrote “The Stripper� in 1958 as a snippet in a television program called Burlesque. One story has it that he later recorded “The Stripper� during an orchestra session where the brass section was not getting to play very much. He encouraged them to “clown around with it�. After recording Ebb Tide for the A side of 45 rpm record in 1962, a last minute search for the B side led to “The Stripper� being selected.

SKU: A0.738201

An infamous piece by David Rose, making it to number 1 on the Billboard in 1962. A couple of its well known used is in the movie Monty Python and in Wallace and Gromit. Here it is arranged for clarinet quartet.

SKU: A0.1281600

A setting for brass quintet of the David Rose brassy novelty tune. Duration: 1:40. Playable by intermediate musicians. Both Bb and C trumpet parts are included.