Forsyth - Sonic Mobile for 4-part Trombone Ensemble

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Forsyth - Sonic Mobile for 4-part Trombone EnsembleSonic Mobile by Malcolm Forsyth is a seven minute work written in 2003 for Trombone Choir in four parts with some divisi. Ideally one would wish to have at least eight performers on the parts. There are no extreme ranges, so this work is suitable for intermediate level performers. There is some Tenor Clef. The work is slow and in beautiful lush chorale style. Free pdf Sample

an Associate of the Canadian Music Center and a member of the Bass section of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

making it more of an intermediate/advanced method compared to the original

These recordings when they were first recorded

the Ave Verum Corpus

Written for Canadian Trombone virtuoso

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