Orchestration: Trombones

A YC Tutorial Justin P. Tokke This page is a part of the Orchestration Masterclass. For other related articles, see Category:Orchestration masterclass

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Contents 1 Tenor Trombone 2 Bass Trombone 3 Alto Trombone 4 Trombone Orchestration 4.1 Solo Trombone 4.2 Trombones in unison 4.3 Trombones in chords 4.4 Trombones in combination

Tenor Trombone

Bass Trombone

Alto Trombone

Trombone Orchestration

Solo Trombone

Trombones in unison

Trombones in chords

Trombones in combination

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