Dippre - SCREAM for Trombone and electronic recording

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Dippre - SCREAM for Trombone and electronic recordingSCREAM is an exciting new work composed in 2020 by Adam Dippre for Trombone and Electronic Recording. The electronic accompaniment is comprised of eight samples of a Marine Sergeant screaming. These samples have then been sped up, slowed down, distorted, etc. As well, the soloist uses effects such as: trills, glissando's, didgeridoo sounds, quarter tones and inserting a bassoon reed into the mouthpiece to mimic a spaceship takeoff. The work is a

If you play the Trombone you have played and listened to countless hours of them as a student or teacher

All of them are well known songs and are fun to play

This virtuoso work was made famous by Raphael Mendez

March of the Priests

John Frith’s Ludwig’s Cortège is an accessible work that falls well within the capabilities and instrumentation of many intermediate to advanced trombone or low brass choirs

which also includes an optional Contrabass Trombone part

The Duets are written for the intermediate to advanced students interested in learning to play in the Jazz style

Hornist with the New York Philharmonic

These two obscure

The complete work is about thirteen minutes in length and suitable for advanced performers

not going too fast for the beginning student

dramatic and Sehr Lebhaft or Very Lively with all the brass getting chance at "ringing the bell" with the forthright triplet motif

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