Trombone

CONCERTINO for alto trombone and string orchestra or Eb tenor horn (alto horn) or Eb tenor horn (alto horn) and string orchestra by Roger C. Vogel was written for Kevin Schoeller at the University of Georgia. The accompaniment is also playable with a string quintet, 2-1-1-1. The sense of adventure in making a journey away from home is the focus of this work. The three movements are inspired by the exhilaration of beginning the trip, the satisfaction and enjoyment of making progress when taking a rest stop, and the excitement and anticipation of reaching the goal. Learn More

Alto Trombone or Tenor Horn with Piano; The sense of adventure in making a journey away from home is the focus of Concertino. The three movements are inspired by the exhilaration of beginning the trip, the satisfaction and enjoyment of making progress when taking a rest stop, and the excitement and anticipation of reaching the goal. Learn More

unaccompanied: Outings was written for the British bass trombonist Jonathan Warburton, who premiered the work on March 1, 2013 at St. Martin's in the Bullring in Birmingham, England. This accessible work is in two short, contrasting movements: Stroll, and Jaunt. Will works on tuba as well. Learn More

A picturesque work in 6 movements: The Sun, The Full Moon, Shooting Stars, Panets, Aurora Borealis, and UFO's. The movements may be performed individually or in any grouping. Learn More

"Solos for Celebrations and Remembrances" for solo trombone, or euphonium, or bassoon by Roger C. Vogel is a collection of 12 short songs for special occasions: 2 for birthdays, 3 for weddings, 2 for remembrances, one for an anniversary, and one each for Irish, Jewish and Italian celebrations. This is a fun and practical “must” for all trombone, euphonium or bassoon players to have in their repertoire. Learn More

trombone (or euphonium) and bass trombone (or tuba): Premiered by Philippa Done, trombone, and Jonathan Warburton, bass trombone on March 1, 2013 at St. Martin's in the Bullring in Birmingham, England. This concert work is cast in 5 movements: Promenade, Organum, Song, Leapfrog, and Dance. The movements range in duration from 2’30” to 2’50” and may be played individually, or in any grouping. Learn More