Raum - Concerto for Bass Trombone with Wind Ensemble Accompaniment Alto clef "O mio Caro Babbino" from

"O mio Caro Babbino" from Puccini's Gianni Schicchi has been scored for five Trombones by Matt Lennex

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Raum - Concerto for Bass Trombone with Wind Ensemble Accompaniment Alto clef "O mio Caro Babbino" fromA brilliant new Concerto in three movements for Bass Trombone with Wind Ensemble by leading Canadian composer Elizabeth Raum. Elizabeth has delivered several new compositions for Low Brass over the past several years. First for Tuba, followed by Euphonium and now Bass Trombone. The 1st movement is bold and expressive. The 2nd movement, titled, "Romance for Nada" is lyrical followed by the 3rd and final movement which is rhythmic and dramatic. This