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If you know of anything for tuba, trombone, and horn trio let me know.

Thanks.

Triangles by John Stevens, I really like this piece, and unfortunately it's all I know of off the top of my head.

I believe Triangles is out "out of print", but if not it is a fun chart to play! I know Ithaca College has a copy.

I did an Arcadlet Trio a few years back that works fairly well. It is available on my website. It is not very difficult, but works well for recitals, churches, etc.

The Canadian Brass store says they have it, and it's cheap, that's where I got my copy.

I guess it is back and very cheap!! Marked down to $7.00. Here is the link:

http://store.yahoo.com/canbrass/cb0320.html

Thanks guys. That is a big help.

Matt

I just was in a meeting with Dr. Singleton here at the University of Northern Colorado and he was just talking about a piece with that instrumentation. I'll ask him what it was tomorrow or sometime soon. It might be out of print but I could probably get ahold of a copy for you.

Ben

According to the Nielsen Dalley database with (french) horn music, these pieces exist for this combination:

A. Banchieri (arrangement): Three transcriptions
I. Xenakis: Linaia-Agon
R. Brown: 6 fugues
J. Diercks: Figures on China
J. Ghiselin: La Alfonsina
F. Hidas: Trio
K. Lendvay: 5 Mouvements in Quotation Marks
K. Roikjer: Trio
W.J. Schmidt: Sonatina
T. Weelkes (arr.): Late -- In my rash accounting.
J. Haydn: (arr.) Trio
K. Langer: The Devil came a Calling
D. Sweete: Three transcriptions
R. du Bois: Trio agitato
B. Krol: Cathedrale
J. de Haan: Trio
A. Corelli (arr.): Floreat Musica 5. Sonata entrio No. 2

If you want more info on ther pieces, let me know, the database has all sorts of info (but I don't feel like typing over everything... and Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V doesnt work with it )

Look into the Pottag (sp?) horn trio album, horn in E flat. If you can find it, this collection has some very nice trios.

Mark