Traditional - Hava Nagila Israeli Folk Song for Trombone Quartet

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Traditional - Hava Nagila Israeli Folk Song for Trombone QuartetHava Nagila is one of the most well known and beloved folk songs. "Let Us Rejoice" (translation from Hebrew) is a traditional Jewish song that has become a staple at all Jewish celebrations. Since being introduced to the "rest" of the world in April 1959 by Harry Balafonte at Carnegie Hall, it has grown in popularity to be a "mega hit" played everywhere, by everyone. The song's origins are from the Ukraine and words were added in 1918 by Israeli

There are 22 major excerpts from the four Operas for Bass Trumpet (part supplied for original keys and transposed version in C or may be played by a Tenor Trombone)

" Tom Everett

"The Sackbut"

les dénmelos calientes

The work in two chapters/movements is about 8 minutes in length

Lord God Almighty

from "A Charlie Brown Christmas" is one of the prettiest Christmas songs ever composed

Includes a collection of orchestral works

And please "swing" on Steve's arrangements

Jingle Bell Rock

Berlioz also combines the Dies irae melody to strike even more fear into the listener

a selection of etudes by other composers (Vaubaron

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