Elgar - Ave Verum - Trombone QuartetAve Verum, by Edward Elgar transcribed for Trombone Quartet by John Fishwick. Ave Verum is a short sacred motet by Edward Elgar, composed for choir and widely performed in the early 20th century. The transcription by John Fishwick adapts it for trombone quartet while preserving its lyrical beauty. This product is only available for digital download the item includes : Score (2 pages) 3 Tenor Trombone parts in tenor clefs Bass Trombone part in bass clef

Solo Tuba part

Piano part

Instruments: Bass trombone

This arrangement was made by Brian Bindner and Bjarke Mogensen - Bjarke is a Danish extremely talented accordion player

The song is well known and many cover versions of it have been done by artists such as Marian Anderson

but if done well can be very exciting

It is sometimes attributed to Palestrina

and Bass Trombone parts in bass clef

Arthur Arranger: DeRaad

the work was adapted for performance on a much larger scale

Lassus’ Trombone is a novelty piece written by the American composed Henry Fillmore in 1908

Geroges Arranger: DeRaad