Bach - Three-Part Inventions for Three Trombones

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Bach - Three-Part Inventions for Three TrombonesBach's Three Part Inventions, BWV 787 801 (also known as Sinfonias) were composed in Kthen, Germany around the year 1720 for harpsichord. Each work is characterized by the contrapuntal working of a single melodic line. The fifteen short pieces cover eight major and seven minor keys. Bach included with the collection of the Two and Three Part Inventions these instructions to students of music: Forthright instruction, wherewith lovers of the clavier,

Program notes from the composers are included when available

Jack Teagarden is regarded as one of the finest jazz Trombonists of all time

Symphony Fantastique - March to the Scaffold (Movement 4)

The piece is about four minutes in length

knowing all its ins and outs are not necessary with Ralph Sauer's gorgeous arrangement of the Suite of Waltzes for Trombone with Piano accompaniment

each in partnership with the composer’s ideas committed to creating something of beauty

currently part of Poland

Listen to a digital rendition below

the final opera of Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle was completed in 1848

This composition is a major work in the band repertoire and now that it is available for Brass Ensemble

In this setting by Geoffrey Bergler for Cornet or Trumpet solo with an ensemble of winds or band

dance-like syncopations and calm bridge sections of the Scherzo