Sleigh Ride - Philip A. Parker

Sleigh Ride Romance - Johan Nijs

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Sleighing Song - Carl Strommen

An original work for the holiday season, Carl Strommen brings you a composition that is reminiscent of other famous holiday songs. You can imagine the wind rushing through your hair as you enjoy a sleigh ride with this delightful piece. Perfect for your w

Sleighride - Leroy Anderson

Sleighride In Alaska - Philip A. Parker

Slepicka - Bedrich Smetana

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Slides Pleasure - Wim Laseroms

After the huge success of Magic Slides, Wim Laseroms recently composed a work in which characteristic slides occupy centre stage once again. This new cheerful work has not only been issued in a version for trombone trio with band accompaniment, but also in a version with just one soloist in the picture. Slides Pleasure: a surprisingly captivating intermezzo for your concert.

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Slides Rule! - Mike Hannickel

Band directors work hard to build balanced ensembles, but it's often a challenge to keep the trombone section strong. Trombone players carry one of the larger instruments back and forth to school and they don't get to play thetune as often as they would like. Help keep them committed to the group by spotlighting the trombone section at your next concert with this enjoyable feature. Dur: 1:50

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Slidestream - Gilbert Tinner

Slidestream is particularly dedicated to the trombone section. Thecomposer, a trombonist himself, purposely renounced integratingtechnically difficult challenges; he lets the warm colours of theinstrument come to light in the lyrical theme. Slidestream is acomposition in Latin style, rich in nuances in the accompaniment,which will allow your trombone players a chance to shine.

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Slideways - Timothy Loest

"Trombone had a problem, one he could not hide. It wasn't valves or flashy keys, it was his awkward slide..." So begins the poem that accompanies this humorous novelty work featuring your trombone and slide whistle sections (and it's recommended that you bring them to the front of the band for this one!).