Marsteller - Six Etudes for Trombone Horn and Piano Ralph Sauer has once again

Ralph Sauer has once again done an extraordinary job of finding great music for our instrument and transcribing it in the most beautiful way possible

O Deepest Grief

as Mendelssohn composed a number of very beautiful ones for the Piano

Ron Babcock’s lively arrangement of about five minutes is inspired by Ralph Vaughan Williams and is for intermediate to advanced performers

Marsteller - Six Etudes for Trombone Horn and Piano Ralph Sauer has once againRobert Marsteller had an illustrious career as a performing artist and a pedagogue, influencing hundreds of musicians in a major way. His Six Etudes for Trombone most likely were written while studying at the Eastman School of Music in the late 1930's and are dedicated to his teacher Emory Remington. The etudes are one page each, very challenging technically, cover the four major clefs, explore the extremes in range and are very satisfying musically