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Trombone trios

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Subject: Trombone trios
From: "David ROBERTS" <d.roberts@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 1999 11:38:11 GMT
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Dear List,
Now that the Pangbourne Band has finally got a full complement of 
trombones (after several years of only having two), I am keen to 
throw a fun, interesting and challenging trombone trio at them to 
keep them on their toes.
Unfortunately, I don't know any!! Can anybody out there help? 
Please suggest something more interesting that Frolics, and Dem Bones!
I've looked on the Just Music, Scotland website and they have a few. 
Unfortunately, they don't give any indication about difficulty!! 
There is one called Variations in Blue which sounds as if it might be 
fun - does anybody know this one??
Thanks for any help you may be able to give!
Dave

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David Roberts
Musical Director, Pangbourne and District Silver Band
http://maxpages.com/droberts/Pangbourne_and_District_Silver
"Banding is like the sewers - you get out what you put in"


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