Principal Trombone Repertoire

November 9-11, 2015

I.SOLO WORK

1) David Concertino, Op. 4 Mvt. I Complete

-AND-

2) Bach, J.S. Cello Suite No. 3 Boure No.1 (with repeats)

II.ORCHESTRAL WORKS: 1st TROMBONE

*Berg Three Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 6
*Excerpts provided by ASO
Mvt. I 1m. before Rehearsal 10-1m. before
Rehearsal 15
Mvt. III 4m. after Rehearsal 145-1m. after
Rehearsal 155

Berlioz Hungarian March 1m. before Rehearsal 4-2m. after Rehearsal 5+

+Please include octave leap from Second Trombone Part

Symphonie fantastique Mvt. IV Rehearsal 56-6m. after Rehearsal 57

Brahms Symphony No. 2 Mvt. IV Rehearsal O-end

Symphony No. 4 Mvt. IV Rehearsal E-9m. before Rehearsal F

Holst The Planets Uranus Rehearsal 7-Rehearsal 8

Mahler Symphony No. 3 Mvt. I 3m. after Rehearsal 13-1m. after Rehearsal
17; Pickup to Rehearsal 33-2m. after
Rehearsal 34; 1m. before Rehearsal 58-6m.
before Rehearsal 62

Mozart, W.A. Requiem (Sussmayr ed.) Kyrie Complete+

+To be performed on Alto Trombone

*Ravel Bolero 3m. after Rehearsal 10-1m. after Rehearsal 11

LEnfant et les Sortilges Rehearsal 33-1m. after Rehearsal 35

*Excerpts provided by ASO

Rossini Overture to La Gazza Ladra (McAlister ed.) Rehearsal 115-downbeat of Rehearsal 139; 4m.
before Rehearsal 275-Rehearsal 292; Rehearsal 428-
end

Overture to William Tell Rehearsal C-9m. after Rehearsal D

Saint-Sans Symphony No. 3, Organ Mvt. I Rehearsal Q-2m. after Rehearsal S

Schumann, R. Symphony No. 3, Rhenish Mvt. IV Complete+

+To be performed on Alto Trombone
Strauss Also Sprach Zarathustra 5m. after Rehearsal 15-Rehearsal 16; 7m. after
Rehearsal 50-3m. after Rehearsal 52

Ein Heldenleben Rehearsal 62-downbeat of Rehearsal 74

Wagner, R. Ride of the Valkyries Pickup to Rehearsal 3-Rehearsal 5; Pickup to

Rehearsal 6-3m. after Rehearsal 7

Overture to Tannhaser 1m. before Rehearsal M-end

III.ORCHESTRAL WORKS: 2nd TROMBONE

Mozart, W.A. Requiem Tuba mirum Complete

POSSIBLE SIGHT READING

Note: Candidates are responsible for obtaining the repertoire listed above from any of the following sources: orchestral scores,
standard excerpt books, and individual parts for sale through various publishers. Aside from works which are under copyright and
available through rental only, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will not provide copies of any excerpts.