Debussy - Syrinx for Unaccompanied Tenor Trombone Vaughan Robert Taylor (no percussion included)

Robert Taylor (no percussion included)

These Duets were written for the intermediate and advanced student interested in playing Jazz

"Romance for Nada" is lyrical followed by the 3rd and final movement which is rhythmic and dramatic

in the eighteenth century they were almost always used for funeral services and usually employed a quartet of Trombones

Debussy - Syrinx for Unaccompanied Tenor Trombone Vaughan Robert Taylor (no percussion included)Debussy composed this breathtaking unaccompanied work, Syrinx in 1913. It became the first solo work for the Bhm Flute and the first Solo work by a major composer since C. P. E. Bach, almost 150 years earlier. The music allows wide latitude for interpretation and will show off the musical imagination of the performer. The great French Flautist Marcel Moyse is credited with adding phrasing and bar lines to his friend Debussy's new work. In classical