Chester Music

Dance For A Gnome' arranged for Oboe and Piano.

Richardson, Aria and Allegretto for Oboe and Piano. Duration: c. 6 minutes.

Work for Oboe and Piano by Italian Baroque composer Carlo Tessarini.

Composer's NoteSecond Meeting was written in January 1992. The first performance took place in Stockholm in February (Bengt Rosengren, oboe and Stefan Bojsten, piano). The work belongs to a planned s...

Three Miniatures for Oboe and Piano by Helen Grime.

Arachne by Helen Grime was commissioned by the Gregynog Festival (Artistic Director, Rhian Davies) and first performed by Nicholas Daniel on 28 June 2013 in the gardens at Gregynog.

This version for solo percussion and piano, was made by the composer in 1997. It differs significantly from the original version in that the number of percussion instruments is smaller, the composer h...

Scored for Percussion Solo. Written for Robyn Schulkowsky and first performed by her at the Museum Carolino Augusteum in Salzburg 1985. By limiting the instrumentation to drums only, the composer exp...

Duration 8 minutes.

Commissioned by the Swedish Concert Institute. The title of this work - Akrodha - is a Sanskrit word meaning 'Freedom from Anger'. The piece was written without any conscious system whatsoever and con...

Score of Rolf Wallin's Stonewave for solo Percussion. Composer's Notes: The last few years I have become increasingly involved in some peculiar mathematical formulas called 'fractals'. These formulas,...

Work for Solo Percussion and Electronics. As the title suggests, Trois rivières is divided into three separate sections. The first part introduces all the instrumental colours used in the piece. The r...

Written in 1996 for solo percussion. Instruments consist of:- Vibraphone; crotales; gongs; bells; tam-tam; cymbals; large drum; 3 toms; Tibetian bell; bongos; wood blocks; block chinois.

Anna Thorvaldsdottir's Hidden for Percussionist and Grand Piano. Duration: Approximately 13 minutes.

Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra, Piano reduction

Judas Mercator (Judas the Dealer) was first performed by Simon Wills (trombone) at the Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London, on 11th July 2004.

The Chester Trombone Position Chart includes advice on instrument care, notation guide and a photo/diagram of the instrument.