Frith - WAKE-UP-CALL for Tenor and Bass Trombone with Piano accompaniment Bible The harmonic language is essentially

The harmonic language is essentially triadic

They have been expertly transcribed for Euphonium by Ralph Sauer

but also includes the jazz chords for players who wish to "comp"

Petrich studied composition with Pulitzer prizewinning composer Leo Sowerby and under Ernst Pepping in Berlin

Their inspiration may have come from the earlier works by Mendelssohn

Frith - WAKE-UP-CALL for Tenor and Bass Trombone with Piano accompaniment Bible The harmonic language is essentiallyWAKE UP CALL for Tenor Trombone, Bass Trombone and Piano by British composer John Frith throws down the gauntlet to challenge any brave performers who wish to attempt to conquer this exciting new work. Mr Frith describes the work as follows: WAKE UP CALL was composed to showcase the talents of three "very" capable musicians. It has many Jazz elements beginning with a 1920's style 'flapper' introduction which reappears as a central section and, later,