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Transcribed from Partita No. 3 for Solo Violin for Trombone. For colleges and professionals.
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Transcribed from Partita No. 3 for Solo Violin for Trombone. For colleges and professionals.
Review: “This Bach transcription is a difficult challenge for any trombonist. Range is extreme from F sharp to many high Ds. If a professional player can meet the challenges of range, breath and perpetual motion, this work will make an exciting recital addition. If not many passages will make elegant exercises for range, flexibility and endurance.” – Matthew A Hafar, Winston-Salem State University, ITA Journal Spring 2000
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Biography
Biography
Broadbent, Nigel
Nigel was born in 1952 in Newent, Gloucestershire. He studied the violin at the Royal Academy of Music in London and has been a member of the London Symphony Orchestra since 1979. Nigel, along with Marjorie Dunn, founded Broadbent & Dunn Limited in 1990.
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