Bozza (1905-1991) was a brilliant student at the Paris Conservatoire winning prizes for the Violin conducting and composing as well as the Grand Prix de Rome. He predominantly composed chamber music for wind but his solo works for the instruments are also held in high esteem such as his Ballade for Trombone and Piano. This Bozza piece was originally composed for conservatoire students displaying the technical skills as well as musicality of the soloist. There is no formal structure to Ballade however the many changes in tempo provide variety throughout. With no distinct musical theme unifying the music it is interesting to note that much of the material of Bozza's Ballade is extracted from orchestral excerpts. Ballade is an ideal performance piece for advanced trombonists.

Just Brass No. 35-Quartet for Brass by Raymond Premru. Arranged for 2 Trumpet Horn Trombone Tuba. Edited by Philip Jones & Elgar Howarth. Includes score and parts together.

Ballad for Bass Trombone est une pièce charmante qui dévoile le timbre noble et les immenses possibilités de cet instrument a priori pas très virtuose et dont le répertoire ne compte hélas que très peu d?oeuvres pour soliste. Cette composition pourtant contient quelques beaux défi s techniques pour le soliste et un accompagnement pianistique relativement peu exigeant.

Three pieces for Trombone solo composed in 1956 by Itlaian composer Giacinto Scelsi.

Commissioned by Stockholm Chamber Brass in 1998 Anders Hilllborg’s Brass Quintet is imbued with energy. Ethereal floating textures materialise between pulse-driven hocketing sections and the 8-minute work fades out in a lyrical chorale.