Quintet for Trumpet and Strings - For C trumpet and string quartet. Trio for Trumpet, Violin, and Piano - Trumpet parts in B-flat, C, and E-flat. Sonata for Trumpet and Piano - Commissioned by International Trumpet Guild, premiered by Chris Gekker. 10'Ĭoncerto for Trumpet - Phil Norris' colorful arrangement for orchestra and trumpet of Eric Ewazen's "Sonata for Trumpet and Piano" 20'įantasia for Seven Trumpets - For seven trumpets in B-Flat. Pastorale for Trumpet, Trombone (tenor or bass), and Piano - Premiered by Chris Gekker and David Taylor. Rhapsody for Bass Trombone and String Orchestra - Also for tuba or tenor trombone.
20'īallade for Bass Trombone and Piano - Also for tuba or tenor trombone.
20'Ĭoncerto for Tuba (or Bass Trombone) and Piano - Commissioned by Karl Kramer. Sonata for Trombone and Piano - Commissioned by Michael Powell of the American Brass Quintet. 10'įantasy and Double Fugue for Trombone Octet - Written for The Juilliard Trombone Choir. 15'Ĭoncertino for Bass Trombone and Trombone Choir - Commissioned by David Taylor. Grand Canyon Octet - Commisioned by Thomas Bacon. Symphony in Brass - 4 trumpets, 4 horns, 3 trombones, bass trombone, tuba, 2 percussionists.Ĭeltic Hymns and Dances - A one movement work for symphony band.Ĭolchester Fantasy - For brass quintet (2 trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba or bass trombone).įrost Fire - For brass quintet (2 trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba or bass trombone).Ī Western Fanfare - Available for brass quintet or brass orchestra.Ī Philharmonic Fanfare - For trumpet, horn, bass trombone (or tenor). Shadowcatcher - Concerto for Brass Quintet and Symphony Band (also available for Brass quintet and Piano). The winners of the categories will be awarded with 5000 € (first prize), 3000 € (second prize), and 1000 € (third prize).įinishing the week-long competition the prize winners will play on the gala concert in the concert hall of BMC.> Large brass ensemble,wind ensemble,quintet. The international jury, chaired by Gustav Hőna is made up of internationally renowned trombonists as Chris Houlding (UK), Jan Kagarice (US), Gabriel Madas (A), Jacques Mauger (F) along with Sándor Balogh and Csaba Wágner from Hungary. I am very pleased that the competition takes place in the BMC, and hope wholeheartedly that those who come here, should they be competitors or members of the jury, just would want to come back again.” “Due to innovations in the technique of blowing, the boundaries of playing the instrument expanded in the last 40 year significantly, placing trombone as solo instrument to the fore. He leads master classes and lectures in contemporary Hungarian trombone literature, plays solo and chamber concerts in Europe, America and Australia. The initiator of competition is the trombone artist and university professor Gusztáv Hőna, who participates in international meetings regularly since 1981. Besides Belarusian, British, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, Polish, Lithuanian, German, Norwegian, Italian, Austrian, Russian, Spanish, Slovenian, Ukrainian, and of course Hungarian candidates, overseas applications from North America, Australia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Taiwan arrived as well. Thom Ritter George: Concerto for Bass Tromboneĭerek Bourgeois: Concerto for Bass Tromboneįeatruring by the prize-winners of the competition.īMC has sent out the call for International Tenor and Bass Trombone Competition to 406 music schools and conservatories, 123 ensembles and 38 trombone-federations around the world, which resulted a very broad field of competitors. Paul Creston: Fantasy for Trombone and Orchestra Nino Rota: Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra Other works after the prize-winners’ choice: National Tenor- and Bass Trombone competition, Gala Concert PROGRAM:
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