[Trombone-l] Wishlist

[Jeff Albert]

I think one CD that every Studio should have is Carl Lenthe's CD  Timeless
Trombone Tales. It's on Summit Records I believe. I think every piece on it
is something I have had to play for a jury at some point.

Jeff

On 9/3/06, Jackie Harris-Stone <bassboneladymail at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>   I completely missed the trombone digest with the replies to my
> "wishlist" email- I think the Gordon Cherry is a great idea; however, I
> already asked for the Orchestral CD Rom library (same idea, but more
> music)  for all the wind instruments for a wind rep class, which is what
> spurred off the idea of using the grant for music, not for renovations- too
> bad, in a way, because they stopped installing air conditioning right when
> they reached the brass classrooms!
>
>      And Wayne, I apprieciated your sources, too, and I'm going to pass
> them onto the academic secretary, so they don't get mixed up with the
> trombone studio stuff.  I'm drooling at the sound of that metronome,
> though!  (I've got ensemble music I can lend, so I'm going to put that down
> the bottom)
>
>     Anyone wanting to send a "top 10" (or 5, or 7..) list of classical
> trombone CD's you would love to have in your local library?   I'm going to
> refrain from putting my own list at this point, so I don't influence the
> results!
>
>
>
>
> Jackie Harris-Stone
> Bass Trombone, Orquesta Sinfonica de Monterrey
> Professor of Trombone, Escuela Superior de Musica y Danza,
> Professor of Low Brass, UANL
>
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