Forsyth - These Cloud-Capp’d Towers for Trombone and Piano Bordogni The six and a half

The six and a half minute work is in A-B-A form (slow-fast-slow) and features a short cadenza in the middle for the soloist

she ran to a river’s edge and asked for assistance from the river nymphs

Palmer has transcribed this exciting three minute work for six-part Trombone Ensemble

semi-professional Orchestra

the first time with the simple Cantata phrasing and the second time from the ornamented Clavier Concerto

Forsyth - These Cloud-Capp’d Towers for Trombone and Piano Bordogni The six and a halfWritten for Canadian Trombone virtuoso, Alain Trudel, this piece was premiered in 1991. This version for Trombone and Piano is a reduction by the composer from the score for full orchestra. Being a Trombonist himself, Forsyth has written the work in an idiomatic way. The two movements are as follows: "Melancolico, ma con moto" and "Vivo e nervoso". The two movements of about twelve minutes in length are to be performed as one and are composed for the