Buss - On the Stroke of Midnight - Trombone Solounaccompanied; "On the Stroke of Midnight" by Howard J. Buss traverses a wide variety of atmospheres, from ranging from gentle, mysterious passages, to intense and powerful exclamations. This work was written for trombonist, Dr. Brian Brink. Throughout there is a sense of mysticism, as if an incantation is taking place around the arrival of midnight. Various extended techniques enhance the traditional trombone sound, such as plunger effects,

the energy created through the creation and release of tension

that will make a huge impact on any listener

The first one is “Won’t You Come Home Bill Bailey” (composed by  Huggie Cannon in 1902)

This is the transcription of Wagenseil´s Concerto for Tenor Trombone

but the rest of the parts are pretty easy

O Lord - Tallis

Scott  and Hayden

Six Duet Etudes

Bb Trumpet and Baritone ( T

Fugue in B dur from 6 Fugues or Voluntaries

Anatoly Arranger: Chauvin

Flugelhorn and Trumpet in Bb part