Robert Marsteller

A volume of calisthenic exercises compiled to assist in the muscle development used in the playing the trombone. Exercises are broken into four sections: (1) Attack and tone placement; (2) Slow Slurs;...

Originally in G minor for oboe and chamber orchestra, this transcription for trombone is presented in F minor as a more practical key for the trombone. The custom of soloists of the Baroque Period to...

Sonata No. 1 in G major, BWV 1027 was originally written for viola da gamba and harpsichord. This version for euphonium and piano was arranged by Robert Marsteller, and may also be played on trombone....

Transcribed by one of the great American trombonists of the 20th Century, Robert Marsteller, longtime player with the LA Philharmonic after World War II. This concerto, originally for bassoon, feature...

Six suites originally written by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) for unaccompanied cello. The suites have been transcribed for baritone/trombone by Robert Marsteller.

This popular piece for trombone and piano was written as the 1935 audition selection for the Paris Conservatory. It begins with a beautiful andante section followed by a rousing allegro. The original...

This three movement sonata by J.S. Bach (originally written for viola da gamba and harpsichord) has been transcribed by Robert Marsteller for the advanced euphonium or trombone player. It includes sec...

The set of six Suites for Violoncello Solo is a monumental masterpiece of the Baroque Period. This edition for trombone, baritone or bassoon presents the Suites in their original keys. Optional notes...

This arrangement for euphonium or trombone by Marsteller offers students of different levels the opportunity to play as much of the music includes ossia measures (largely for range). The beautiful mus...

This popular piece for trombone and piano was written as the 1935 audition selection for the Paris Conservatory. It begins with a beautiful andante section followed by a rousing allegro. The original...

This popular piece for trombone and piano was written as the 1935 audition selection for the Paris Conservatory. It begins with a beautiful andante section followed by a rousing allegro. The original...