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"Trilogy (for Trombone Ensemble)" is a three-section work from American composer P. F. Strohm, written for the Eastman Trombone Choir.This setting of the work is scored for a 10-part trombone ensemble, comprised of two Alto, six Tenor, Bass and Contrabass trombone parts. The Contrabass trombone part is suitable for a second Bass trombone. There are also substitute Tenor parts for the two Altos if that's your preference. The scoring for much of the work is antiphonal, using two quintets to great effect. The sound of the piece is tonal, ranging from quiet contemplation to thundering assertion. It opens with a chorale-like 3/2 that lasts about four minutes, transitioning into a powerful three-and-a-half minute incantation, then bursting into a two-and-a-half minute dance in 7/4. "Trilogy" has a Medium-Advanced level of difficulty, and makes an excellent concert or contest work. Performance time is 9:59. Member, ASCAP.
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