Forsyth - Soliloquy, Epitaph and Allegro for Trombone and Organ

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Forsyth - Soliloquy, Epitaph and Allegro for Trombone and OrganSoliloquy, Epitaph and Allegro was commissioned by James Montgomery in 1988 and premiered a year later in the U. K. with Organist Willis Noble at Eton College. The work is for advanced performers and about eleven minutes in length. The first movement is marked "Freely". The second, lyrical in a moderate tempo, in Memory of Alan Paton. The third, an Allegro with much rhythmic intensity. Free pdf Sample

Parts include: 2 Trumpets in B-flat

Richard Wagner's immortal Bridal Chorus from his Opera

How Fair and Bright

This work has been performed many times by the Vancouver Symphony Brass

The music is for advanced performers and the collection contains close to 20 minutes of some very sublime and poetic music

Principal Trombonist of the Victoria Symphony

These three short works can be performed by intermediate to advanced performers

but spent most of his life touring from coast to coast in the US

The arrangement can be played with or without the Timpani or Organ by advanced performers

Dreams and 4

Parts are for 2 Trumpets

have been recorded by Nitzan Haroz