[Trombone-l] Casterede for tp tbn pno yes

[Tom Ervin]

Yes, I've played it and I own it. It's not very new, I've had it maybe 20 years.
The composer did it. It is VERY much the same piece although it has a different
title (concertino? I'll have to look).  Same 3-mvt structure. The trombonist
has most of the same material but some goes to the trumpet.  The pianist has
very much the same material too but some goes to both trumpet and trombone. All
the meter changes are identical. It's no harder, and no easier, than the
Sonatina. I prefer the piece for tbn and piano, but perhaps only because I
learned it first.


Tom Ervin  -   Professor of Music
University of Arizona  Tucson AZ 85721
(520) 621-7021    ervint at u.arizona.edu

chuck wrote
Some time back I read (I don't recall where) about a new
version/arrangement/adaptation
of the Jacques Casterede "Sonatine" for trombone, trumpet, and piano.  Has
anyone on the
list played this work?  I'd appreciate any and all feedback, on- or off-list.

Thank you.

Charles Isaacson