Elegy, op. 47, No.7 Trombone and Wind Ensemble and musical styles without having

and musical styles without having to endure the constant clef changes of the old Blazhevich Sequences

With The Rhythm Book

Includes 5 Performance Scores

Written entirely in bass clef

Elegy, op. 47, No.7 Trombone and Wind Ensemble and musical styles without havingBass Trombone Solo with Trombone Quartet by Edvard Grieg (1843 1907) Arranged by Ernest R. Miller From Grieg's Lyric Pieces for piano op. 47. The Elegy is dedicated to trombonist Raymond Premru, who played in the London Philharmonia Orchestra and was Professor of Trombone at the Oberlin Conservatory. The arrangement is for trombone quartet with the melody in the 4thbasstrombone part. All parts in bass clef. F attachment is required on the 4th part.