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| " Here are a few pieces for trombone and piano. I wrote them following the progression of my son Valentin (to whom I dedicate them) who started the trombone in September 2011. I thank Yann Sevin, Professor at Evry and Yves Demarle, for their help. I hope pianists will also enjoy playing the accompaniment. Good luck to all! " - Denis LELOUP | |||||||||
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| After the huge success of TrombOlympic, here is, a year later, its young sister : TrombOlympic Junior. Accessible from 2 years of trombone, this "self-service" method offers many exercises, flexibilities, and all that is needed to organize its technical work. | |||||||||
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| Here is the long awaited new method by LASSALLE Daniel, International Soloist, Teacher at Toulouse and Lyon Conservatoires. This method-catalog, with a preface by Michel BECQUET, offers many exercises, flexibilities, and all that is needed to organize its technical work, whatever your level and your goals are. | |||||||||
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| Here is the downloadable version, in French, of the famous Trombolympic method by Daniel LASSALLE. | |||||||||
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| Here is the downloadable version, in French, of the famous Trombolympic method by Daniel LASSALLE. | |||||||||
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| Here is the downloadable version, in French, of the famous Trombolympic method by Daniel LASSALLE. | |||||||||
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| This method is targeted to young trombonists. It provides several exercises for flexibility that can be used during the first 5 years of trombone practice. | |||||||||
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| " I propose to you, in this book, to work on 15 orchestral excerpts among those that are the most often imposed in competitions. Teachers wishing to make their students discover the symphonic repertoire for trombone can also use this book. | |||||||||
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| The famous Characteristic Studies from ARBAN's Method revised, updated and dramatically modernised by Claude EGEA | |||||||||
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| StarTrombone is a learning method for young trombonists, accessible from 5 years old. StarTrombone provides exercises using voluntarily only positions 1 to 4 of the trombone because positions 5, 6 and 7 are difficult to reach for young children. | |||||||||
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| " This piece brings together all the technical and musical elements that the young trombonist must have acquired during the first 7 years of his practice... while enjoying simple and tonal piano accompaniment. " - Pascal PROUST | |||||||||
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| " A little duo with piano intended for young students from 4 years of practice. An atmosphere of calm and happiness should emanate from this piece. " - Pascal PROUST | |||||||||
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| A piece from 4 years of practice onwards | |||||||||
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| " A short piece with piano accompaniment for young Trombone players from one year of practice " - Pascal PROUST | |||||||||
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| From 2 years of instrument practice | |||||||||
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| A piece to be played from 1-2 years of instrument practice. | |||||||||
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| Concerto specially composed for the 2023 "National Trombone Competition" as part of the "Limoux Brass Festival" | |||||||||
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| " On October 31, 2020, day falls, giving way to a starless night. I put on my best Halloween costume to go get some candy with my friends. But not everything goes as planned ... " - Adeline COLLART | |||||||||
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| A piece to be played from 2-3 years of practice. | |||||||||
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| A piece to be played from 2 years of practice. | |||||||||
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| " An entertaining little piece depicting Mr. Loyal who is the master of the circus track and the conductor of all acts, including clowns entrance. From 3 years of instruments practice. " - Jérôme NAULAIS | |||||||||
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| " A pleasant habanera to work for for a contest, an exam and a concert. From 4 years of instrument practice. " - Jérôme NAULAIS | |||||||||
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| " 6 very varied short movements for young instrumentalists, 6 characters whose first name rhymes with their profession " - Pascal PROUST | |||||||||
