Fetter - Bass Lines for Unaccompanied Bass Trombone

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Fetter - Bass Lines for Unaccompanied Bass TromboneBass Lines for unaccompanied Bass Brombone by David Fetter, composed in 1993, consists of four intentionally difficult etudes. No. 1 exploits a traditional Boogie Woogie figure, taking it through all keys, like an elaborate warm up. No. 2 has a Spanish influence. Its first performance was by Blair Bollinger, Bass Trombone of the Philadelphia Orchestra, on a recital at Temple University in 1996. No. 3 Flowing, is a minimalist challenge requiring

feel-good piece to perform and to listen to

Yankee Bird Rag

Most American Trombone students and their teachers own the Voxman book

Randall Malmstrom's unique arrangement for 8-part Trombone Ensemble uses a family of mutes (optional

with all of its simplicity

The Prelude has opened many a musical work from Baroque to the present

The 18 works include gems by: Mozart

especially those desirous of learning

In 2009 he added to the first movement

in nine sections

Fantasy Sonata

Oboe Method