Davis - Miss Trombonism for Trombone and Piano

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Davis - Miss Trombonism for Trombone and PianoMiss Trombonism by African American composer, trombonist, bandleader and publisher Nathaniel Cleophas "Shorty" Davis was written in 1918 as a Trombone solo in the American genre of Ragtime featuring the trombone's patented glissando as the "hook". These solos were also called smears or jazzes. Miss Trombonism is one of five entertaining works of Davis' "Trombone Family" written between 1915 and 1921 with the subtitle A Slippery Tune. The granddaughter

enduring and sublime

“An outstanding idea

Wagenseil and Michael Haydn

The music is deeply felt and conveys great spiritual conviction

and makes a magical setting to a concert

La Danserye in 1551 for a four-part instrumental group

Ben van Dijk

It was first performed on the occasion of the composer's birthday

Trumpet in E-flat

where the group can work on all of the disciplines of ensemble performance

The carols in the collection are:

Principal Trombonist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic