College Audition Pieces for Trombone
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2024
- I conducted a survey of about 100 college and university websites to find the most commonly recommended audition pieces for trombone and this video contains the results. Portions of video/audio from other performers have been used and in the spirit of proper scholarship have been linked below:
**Sarah Goldberg is the name of the trombonist playing the Galliard, not Goldman.**
Morceau Symphonique - Jeremy Wilson and Megan Gale
• Guilmant "Morceau Symp...
Rochut No.9 - Toby Oft
• Bordogni/Rochut No. 9
Rochut No.4 (w/ paino) - Jonathan Randazzo
• Rochut No. 4 (Bordogni...
Andante and Allegro - Jeremy Wilson
• Barat "Andante et Alle...
Concertino - Kris Garfitt
• Ferdinand David Trombo...
Cavatine - Jeremy Wilson
• Saint-Saëns "Cavatine"...
Lebedev - Denson Paul Pollard
• Pollard Lebedev Concer...
love that you mentioned contacting university studio teachers! i did that and ended up getting a couple free lessons that went a LONG way in my audition prep
Thank you, sir! I feel like that's pretty vital and can provide insight into what audition committees are actually looking for (spoilers: it's WAY different than what all state committees are looking for). Thanks for watching!
Great video! Interesting how often the Galliard sonatas are included. Love those pieces!
Same here on the Galliard works. I would have thought that the Galliard sonatas and the David were passe at this point. I'd be interested to find out the age of some of these trombone teachers and see the older vs. younger recommendations. Thanks for watching!
Im glad I played all of these ❤ and much more
Pretty sure I played parts of the Morceau and Davide for my audition and I’m not even a music major
Nice. Was this just auditioning for college band (marching band)?
@@vwtrombone50 auditioning for scholarship money, I received the max amount I could as a non-major
im working on the morceau right now ! what coincidence to have this come in my reccomended
Nice! SO many good trombone things to learn from this piece - have fun!
thank you !@@vwtrombone50
These videos are very useful. More of these kind of videos would be just awrsome.
Awesome feedback, because I've got some more lined up!
I have a rochut book as my lessons instructor recommended I get one as he thinks it will fit my skill level but still challenge me.
He was right, it’s challenging and just outside my comfort zone like number 21 is the one I’m on currently and it’s been challenging but also a lot of fun to go into my lesson every week and have new things told to me that i need to work on and also that i did well or have improved on since the last time
I’m currently finishing up senior year of high school and really want to play in college but the solo i want to play (rimsky korsakov trombone concerto 1) is not rhythmically or technical in difficulty so that’s off my list
the goldman solo is what i am currently looking into doing!
The Rochut book is SO good! While we move between solos through the years, all trombone players continue to play the Rochut etudes. They are eternally good.
There is a lot of fun to be had in the Galliard sonatas, especially if you're looking for rhythmic passages that move around the horn. Good luck!
I have Concertino by Ferdinand David
Great analysis! Just one thing: Sarah's last name is Goldberg😁
Yeahhhh - oof. Someone else let me know that I fumbled the ball on that one, so I put a note in the comments. Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching!
Awesome video! One correction though, the name of the woman playing the Galliard is Sarah Goldberg not Goldman.
Ugh. Just when you think you've got the details all sorted... Thank you for pointing that out! I'll add an addendum to the comments now!