Repertoire

“Creating a dialogue among music genres not commonly present in the concert hall is extremely important. Putting folkloric, urban, and popular music genres from Latin American cultures in the same space as classical music is a form to decentralize the eurocentrism created around concert music. The repertoire list below represents my view of what modern musicians should learn and perform. Promoting the richness of the African Diaspora and Native American music and culture is the best strategy to create a dialogue among different music genres.” - Dr. Felipe Zaccarias de Brito

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TROMBONE LITERATURE

    • Barat Andante and Allegro

    • Bozza Ballade

    • Casterede Sonatine

    • Dailey Conversations

    • Defaye Deux Danses

    • Dutilleux Chorale, Cadence et Fugato

    • Ferreira, R. Balcanius

    • Ferreira, V. Samba Suite

    • Gonçalves Maracatu para Trombone e Piano

    • Gouinguene Concerto

    • Guilmant Morceau Symphonique

    • Hindemith Sonata

    • Jongen Aria et Polonaise

    • Lenhari Daqui até alí

    • Martin Ballade

    • Morais Terezinha de Jesus - Theme and Variations

    • Morais Xaxando no Cerrado

    • Rimsky-Korsakov Art Songs

    • Ropartz Piece in E-flat Minor

    • Saint-Saëns Cavatine

    • Sampaio Maxixe do Outro Lado do Mar

    • Schubert Art Songs

    • Schumann Art Songs

    • Serocki Sonatina

    • Stojowski Fantasy

    • Sulek Sonata – Vox Gabrieli

    • Telemann Sonata in F minor

    • Weber Romance

    • Barat Andante and Allegro

    • Crespo Improvisation Nr. 1

    • Bourgeois Concerto

    • David Concertino

    • Grøndahl Concerto

    • Larsson Concertino

    • Meiji T-Bone Concerto

    • Rota Concerto

    • Tomasi Concerto

    • Rimsky-Korsakov Concerto

  • 150 Difficult Excerpts for the Orchestral Trombonist (click here)

    *compiled by Milton Stevens, Principal Trombone, National Symphony

BRAZILIAN POPULAR, URBAN, AND FOLKLORIC MUSIC

    • Powell e Morais, Berimbau

    • Powell e Morais, Canto de Ossanha

    • Farias, Ai que Saudade D'ôce

    • Gonzaga, Asa Branca

    • Gonzaga, Baião da Penha

    • Gonzaga, Qui Nem Jiló

    • Dominguinhos e Anastácia, Eu Só Quero um Xodó (Forró)

    • Gil, Penha

    • Sivuca, Feira de Mangaio

    • Valenca, Anunciação

    • Valenca, Coração Bobo (Forró)

    • Valença, La belle de jour

    • Alf, Eu e a Brisa

    • Gilberto, Bim Bom

    • Gilberto, Chega de Saudade

    • Gilberto, É Preciso Perdoar

    • Jobim, Água de Beber

    • Jobim, Águas de Março

    • Jobim, Corcovado

    • Jobim, Desafinado

    • Jobim, Falando de Amor

    • Jobim, Garota de Ipanema

    • Jobim, Insensatez

    • Jobim, O Grande Amor

    • Jobim, Samba de uma Nota Só

    • Jobim, Samba Avião

    • Jobim, So Danco Samba

    • Jobim e Mendonça, Discussão

    • Jobim e Moraes, Ela e Carioca

    • Jobim, Este seu Olhar

    • Jobim e Oliveira, Inútil Paisagem

    • Gilberto, Isaura

    • Bonfa e Maria, Manhã de Carnaval

    • Jobim e Mendonça, Meditação

    • Menescal e Boscoli O Barquinho

    • Teixeira e Silva, O Pato

    • Valle e Valle, Preciso Aprender a ser So

    • Jobim e Buarque, Retrato em Branco e Preto

    • Samba de Verao

    • Jobim, Triste

    • Wave

    • Amor e Paz

    • Veloso, Dom de Iludir

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    • Djavan, Lambada de Serpente

    • Gil, Lamento Sertanejo

    • A Batucada dos Nossos Tantãs Fundo de Quintal

    • A Rã, Donato e Veloso

    • Agora É Cinza

    • Ai Que Saudade Da Amélia

    • Amigo é Pra Essas Coisas

    • Aquarela Brasileira

    • Aquerela do Brasil Ary Barroso

    • Atire A Primeira Pedra

    • Barracão

    • Brasil Pandeiro

    • Camisa Listrada

    • Conversa de Botequim

    • Desde que o samba é samba Caetano Veloso

    • E Baiana

    • Eu Bebo Sim

    • Eu Vim da Bahia Gilberto Gil

    • Exaltação À Mangueira

    • Falsa Baiana

    • Feitiço da Vila Noel Rosa

    • Isso Aqui É O Que É

    • Jura Noel Rosa/ Sinho/

    • Lata D’água

    • Maracangalha Dorival Caymmi

    • Não Deixe O Samba Morrer

    • O Morro Nao tem Vez Tom Jobim

    • O Samba da Minha Terra Dorival Caymi

    • Prêt-à-porter de Tafetá Joao Bosco

    • Rosa Morena Dorival Caymmi

    • Samba da Bencao

    • Samba do Ernesto Adoniram Barbosa

    • Samba do Grande Amor Chico Buarque

    • Sampa Caetano Veloso

    • Sandalia de Prata Ary Barroso

    • Saudosa Maloca

    • Se Acaso Você Chegasse

    • Sem Compromisso Chico Buaque

    • Trem Das Onze

    • Triste Madrugada

    • Tristeza

    • Vai Vadiar Zeca Pagodinho

    • Verdade Zeca Pagodinho

    • Ferreira, Batida Diferente

    • Ferreira, Estamos Aí

    • Lyra, Influência Do Jazz

    • Madi, Balanço Zona Sul

    • Powell e Morais, Deixa

    • Dominguinhos, Riacho do Navio

    • Dominguinhos, Vida de Viajante

    • Garotos de Ouro, Na Base da Chinela

    • Gil, Esperando na Janela

    • Gonzaga, Numa Sala de Reboco

    • Gonzaga, Paraíba Masculina (Coco)

    • Gonzaga, Xote das Meninas

    • Jackson do Pandeiro, Sebastiana (Coco)

    • Lacerda, Severina Xique Xique

    • Ramalho, Bate Coração

    • Valenca, Morena Tropicana

    • Veloso, Cajuína

AFRO-CUBAN, CARIBBEAN, SALSA

A selection of bolero, cha-cha-chá, Cuban danzón, cumbia, descarga, guaracha, Latin jazz, mambo, salsa, son montuno, and, rumba songs (organized by name of the songs)

    • Agua De Clavelito, Johnny Pacheco

    • A Mi Que, Johhny Pacheco (by Jesus Guerra)

    • Abran Paso, Ismael Miranda

    • Alabanciosa

    • Amalia Batista

    • Anacaona, Cheo Feliciano

    • Bailemos Otra Vez, El Canario

    • Bilongo, Tito Rodriguez

    • Buscando Goyaba, Ruben Blades

    • Cuerpo de Guitarra, Gabino Pampini

    • Cuando Te Veo, Tito Puente

    • Detalhes, Oscar De Leon

    • Dile a Catalina, Arsenio Rodriguez

    • El Cantante, Ruben Blades

    • El Coco

    • El Guararey De Pastora

    • Ella Esta En Otra Rumba, Justo Betancour

    • Ella Mentio, Hector Lavoe

    • Idilio, Willie Colon

    • Indestructible, Ray Barretto (by J. Roman)

    • La Essencia Del Guaguanco Johnny Pacheco (by Curet Alonso)

    • La Paella, El Canario

    • La Rueda, Frankie Ruiz (by Victor Manuel)

    • La Murga

    • Lagrimas Negras, Celia Cruz

    • Lloraras, Oscar D' Leon

    • Juan Pachanga, Ruben Blades (Lovie Ramirez)

    • Juanito Alimana, Willie Colon

    • Mambo Influenciado, Chucho Valdes

    • Mani Picao, Ulicori Big Band

    • Mi Gente, Johhny Pacheco

    • Mi Vicina, Gabino Pampini

    • Muneca, Eddie Palmieri

    • No Te Quedes Sin Bailar, Ray Barretto

    • Obsesion, Pedro Flores

    • Pa' Gozar, Aristides Soto

    • Pa' Que Afinquen

    • Para Los Rumberos, Tito Puente

    • Porque Tu Sofres

    • Prende El Fogon Papo Luca

    • Pueblo Latino, Spanish Harlem Orchestra

    • Que Lio, Willie Colon

    • Que Manera De Quererte, Gilberto Santa Rosa

    • Sabor, Joao Donato

    • Son De La Loma, Miguel Matamoros

    • Victima de Afecto, Roberto Blades

    • Yo No Regreso Contigo, Roberto Blades

JAZZ

    • in the style of Jelly Roll Morton

    • A selection from Bebop composers like Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, and Charles Mingus

    • in the style of Dizzy Gillespie

    • in the style of the Duke Ellington

    • In the style of Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller Arrangements, and Count Basie Old Testament

    • In the evolving style of Duke Ellington, and Count Basie New Testament

    • In the style of John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Dave Brubeck, and Miles Davis

    • In the style of Chick Corea and Thad Jones

    • In the style of Wynton Marsalis Quintet, Ted Nash, and the evolving styles of Jazz at The Lincoln Center

COMMERCIAL MUSIC

“Don’t look down on commercial music!” The entertainment industry is highly professional. Every musician has to know their part, playing with excellent sound, intonation, rhythm, and style! Thousands of musicians make a living performing at weddings, restaurants, private events, corporate events, bars, coffee shops, and anniversaries.

  • As a performer, I want people to respect me for being part of this highly demanded industry.

  • As an educator, I want to teach my students about this repertoire, its style, and history, helping them to create income and financial stability.

The list below represents music genres (not songs) popularly performed in those types of events.

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