Frith - Three Beeches for Bass Trombone and Piano

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Frith - Three Beeches for Bass Trombone and PianoThree Beeches for Bass Trombone and Piano by John Frith was written in 2021 for Bass Trombone virtuoso, Jonathan Warburton, a good friend and colleague of the composer. The 3. 5 minute work is inspired by three ancient beech trees located in Lampeter, Wales, UK, close to the composer's home. The trees are "majestic, beautiful and inspirational" according to Frith. The music begins with a simple and quiet melody, gradually adding more and more

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This music is also available as an eBook on iTunes and Kindle

nothing high at all

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