Brink - Exegesis for Unaccompanied Bass Trombone

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Brink - Exegesis for Unaccompanied Bass TromboneExegesis is an unaccompanied solo for Bass Trombone written in 1973 by American composer, Bass Trombonist and pedagog Philip Brink. The work of about 4 minutes in length is appropriate for very advanced players and requires the use of multi phonics and other contemporary performance techniques. Below is a brief sample of performance instructions from the composer. "The rhythmic notation of Exegesis is fairly free; sections in traditional notation

though that is by no means certain

a virtuoso Trombonist and first rate composer

1st edition

This beautiful arrangement by Jim Tranquilla of iTromboni brings together a beautiful communion hymn based on Kievan chant with an added homage to Rimsky-Korsakov's great Russian Easter Overture solo

Lucy Ann Polk

The Opera was written in a very short time when the composer was only 21 years of age

Beautifully edited by Barnaby Kerekes

he preferred the life of a composer to that of a performer

After seven years of research

As with the piano accompaniments

Jon’s gift for musical ‘acrobatics’ gave me the idea of creating a short

The form is quite simple- ABACA-Coda

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