Anderson - Sleigh Ride for Brass Ensemble and Percussion Hanson Cleverly arranged by our newly

Cleverly arranged by our newly appointed second trombonist of the Vancouver Symphony and iTrombonistador Andrew Poirier

The Sonata has three movements and works beautifully for Tenor Trombone

The intention is for the trombonist to walk while playing the composition

Their true origin was discovered by Professor Albert Kopfermann

This arrangement by Gordon Cherry is a wonderful addition to the Euphonium repertoire

Anderson - Sleigh Ride for Brass Ensemble and Percussion Hanson Cleverly arranged by our newlySleigh Ride by American composer, Leroy Anderson was ironically composed during a heat wave in 1946 and then first performed a couple years later in 1948, conducted by Arthur Fiedler with the Boston Pops Orchestra. It is a cheerful work that has continuously been one of the top 10 Christmas songs ever. Its notable special effects include the sleigh bells, clip clop of the horses hooves, the crack of the whip and the famous ending with its tongue in