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Trombone Choir
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This chorus from “The Creation” has been transcribed by David Miller, trombonist with the U.S. Navy Band. This arrangement takes care to follow the lines and voice leading from the original version, and is a festive work for any occasion.
This slow New Orleans funeral march arrangement features a trombone solo.
This memorable theme comes from the famous “Organ” Symphony. It can be performed as a short fanfare only or with a chorale as the middle section separating two fanfare statements. This arrangement was originally commissioned as a wedding recessional.
The Finale from The Firebird (1910) is arranged for trombone quartet or can work for 3 trombones and tuba.
“How Deep the Father’s Love for Us” by Stuart Townend was arranged for the McLean Bible Church Trombone Choir.
This majestic arrangement from the King’s Brass repertoire has been arranged here for Trombone Quartet. It also contains optional repeats for use as a processional.
Lord I Need You is a modern worship song recorded by the Passion band. It was arranged for the McLean Bible Church Trombone Quartet.
This simple arrangement of the hymn tune OLIVET was written as a meditative benediction. It has two verses of the hymn tune, and a middle verse with composed material.
I wrote this arrangement after hearing a performance by Roger McMurrin and the Kyiv Symphony Chorus. This is considered the national spiritual song of Ukraine and was written in the 19th century. My arrangement is done as a prayer for peace and a tribute to the people of Ukraine.
for Trombone Choir or Quartet
This 4-movement composition for quartet or ensemble is inspired by several scenes from the Bible. The movements are: 1. In the Beginning | 2. Prayer In the Garden | 3. Let the Little Children Come | 4. Die Letzte Posaune.
Steadfast was commissioned by Heather Mensch and the Tyler Junior College Trombone Choir. It was composed for 8-part trombone ensemble and was premiered at TMEA (Texas Music Educators Association) on February 13, 2020.
Can you think of someone for whom you are thankful? Picture in your mind someone who has been good to you, who has shown you kindness and love. This might be a parent, a mentor, or a best friend – someone who has stood by you when you were struggling. This piece celebrates goodness, reflects on distressing times, and shouts thankfulness for a steadfast love.
“That’s Why We Praise Him” by Tommy Walkker was arranged for the McLean Bible Church Trombone Choir.
for Trombone Choir or Quartet
This beautiful benediction is a staple of the sacred choral repertoire and has been arranged for trombones.
This reverent and dynamic setting of “The Lord’s Prayer” was written for the Eurobrass 2016 trombone section.
for Trombone Choir or Quartet and Rhythm Section
This rockin’ gospel arrangement for trombones and rhythm features a jazz trombone solo and a rollicking-good time.
Ukrainian Alleluia was composed after Craig Courtney went on a mission trip to Ukraine. According to the composer, “It is a musical portrayal of a quiet voice of faith, praise, and hope in the midst of suffering and tragedy.” This setting was written for a McLean Bible Church trip to Ukraine in 2016.
for Trombone Choir or Quartet with optional Drums and Rhythm Section
This energetic arrangement works as a quartet or larger ensemble. It features an improvised solo and optional Drums and Rhythm Section.
“Nearer, My God, to Thee” is based on arrangements by James Stevens und Steven Sharp Nelson, for BYU Vocal Point and The Piano Guys respectively.The setting is full of beauty and energy, especially in the 7/8 sections.
This is a simple treatment of Silent with a beautiful counter-melody. The arrangement was inspired by a version I learned from Irish whistler Bob Pegritz.
A jubilant closer to any Christmas concert, this arrangement was written for a low brass Christmas tour in Ukraine.
This is a transcription of the setting by Haydn of the tune AUSTRIAN HYMN from his String Quartet, Op. 76, No. 3. It has been recorded by Tim Zimmerman and the King’s Brass on their Classic Hymns CD. It was also broadcast on “The Joy of Music” television series with organist Diane Bish (program #2301).
This beautiful hymn tune CANONBURY comes from Schumann’s Nachtstucke, Op. 23, written for piano in 1839. It has been recorded by Tim Zimmerman and the King’s Brass on their Classic Hymns CD.
This thoughtful piece by America’s great ragtime composer is a gentle, laid-back serenade with a soaring melody and nice moving lines in the inner voices.
This is a setting of the Doxology originally written for Organ. It has been recorded by Tim Zimmerman and the King’s Brass on their Classic Hymns CD. It was also broadcast on “The Joy of Music” television series with organist Diane Bish (program #2301).