Victorian Trombone by Simon Wills 7 solos Treble or Bass Clef parts

Melodrama, sentimentality, vulgarity, and sheer cockney cheek: the Victorian era was a period of extremes. With brass bands abounding in concert halls, bandstands and even street corners, the trombone flourished in this heady social and musical atmosphere.

This varied collection of popular Victorian solos ranges from ‘Home, Sweet Home!’ to Grand Variations on ‘Father’s a drunkard and Mother is Dead’. With idiomatic arrangements for the intermediate trombonist why not wallow in nostalgia and recreate the spirit of a lost age?

Contents
Sullivan: Ah! Leave Me Not Alone (Pirates Of Penzance)
Bishop: Home, Sweet Home!
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Oh! For The Wings Of A Dove
Sullivan: Rataplan! (Cox And Box)
Lyman Molloy: Love’s Old Sweet Song
Woodforde Finden: Kashmiri Love Song
Parkhurst: Grand Variations on ‘Father’s A Drunkard And Mother Is Dead’