Pryor - Blue Bells of Scotland - Trombone and PianoBlue Bells of Scotland by Arthur Pryor ( 1870 1942 ) for Solo Trombone and Piano. This solo is one of the cornerstones in the entire trombone litterature. Performed and known by pretty much all leading trombone players in the world, and is a true challenge for intermediate and advanced performers. In 1892, the 22 year old Arthur Pryor from Missouri, self taught on the slide trombone, arrived in New York City at the invitation of John Philip Sousa

Connie can be found singing alto in Caliente and traveled to Ireland with the choir in July 2009

He was the first "professional" writer in Great Britain

there is no question mark hanging over the authorship of one of Albinoni’s best-known works for oboe

Trombone part : 3 pages - Piano part : 5 pages

Trombone part in bass clef : 4 pages

The trumpet part is quite hard

Birdland for Brass Quintet- an instrumental composition by Joe Zawinul in 1977 for his band Weather Report on the album Heavy Weather

Euphonium in Bass Clef

He also writes musical reviews for the "Trombone Page of the World"

This is a collection of 19 different songs or pieces for Brass Quartet

Euphonium in Bass or Treble Clef ( both included )

Good King Wenceslas for Trumpet in Bb and Piano