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Lafosse, Andre: Vade-mecum du tromboniste

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Setting: Trombone
Genre: Study
Length: 56 pages
Weight: 0.237 kg
Publisher: Alphonse Leduc
Item number: AL21647
ISMN: 9790046216473
The Trombone player's Vade Mecum was composed by André Lafosse for advanced trombonists who are preparing for their exams. Divided into three parts, this piece covers all the necessary elements to prepare the exams: - Thefirst one focuses on technical challenges: minor common chords, melodic minor scales, diminished sevenths, high and low scales, chromatic scales progressing in thirds - The second corresponds to a scale of an octave insemi-quavers, each of its degrees being the starting point for an additional scale. Each scale is followed by its chords and the seven degrees and octave can be played both descending and ascending. This second part on its ownrepresents 30 exercises of scales. - The last part is quite difficult with 25 exercises covering most of the other difficulties that could be encountered. These pieces are perfect to get ready and to overcome all the smallweaknesses a player can have before a big contest or recital. André Lafosse (1890-1975) was a trombonist and a pr ofessor at Paris Conservatoire. He also composed a suite for brass quintet called 'Suite Breve' and recorded withStravinsky.
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