[Trombone-l] Another sign of the Apocalypse

[Charles DePaolo]

The bass trombone etudes are similar but different.  They are different
Bordogni etudes in different keys in a different order.  That book is
not anywhere near as popular as the tenor version, and so the chances of
an economically feasable piano book are much less.

---Chuck

-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Sayles [mailto:chris at prominentdb.com] 
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2009 9:53 AM
To: Charles DePaolo
Cc: Trombone List
Subject: Re: [Trombone-l] Another sign of the Apocalypse

Do these piano accompaniments work with the bass trombone melodious
etudes also? And, are the bass trombone numbering the same as the Etudes
for Tenor?

Chris Sayles

Charles DePaolo wrote:
> Another sign of the Apocalypse
>  
> Today we add to our inventory item 73291 - Piano Accompaniments to 
> Rochut, v.1, Nrs 2 - 20.  This book is a direct piano accompaniment 
> volume for the popular Carl Fischer book Melodious Etudes for 
> Trombone,
> v.1 (our item 00857).  We have not ever had a book that was a direct 
> piano accompaniment. Instead we have had books that were close, but 
> not spot-on, such as Tezak/Sluchin.  Now we have a simple answer for 
> those looking for piano accompaniments. It is brought to you by David 
> Schwartz of Bordogni CD and Breakfast for Trombone fame.  This new 
> volume contains printed accompaniments to numbers 2 through 20.  There

> is no CD.  Number 1 is not included as it was not written by Bordogni,

> but rather was an original work by Rochut that does not have a piano 
> accompaniment.
>  
> Rochut volume 1 has 60 etudes.  This new book covers only the first 20

> (minus number 1 as mentioned).  Schwartz is planning possible 
> follow-on editions for numbers 21 through 60 in the future, though no 
> date is yet set for their release.
>  
> ---Chuck
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