Good Trombone Duets?

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bellagarey24
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by bellagarey24 »

Hey I'm looking for some good duets for two tenor trombones. I am a college-level student and want something challenging but not too out of reach.
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mikerspencer
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by mikerspencer »

Tommy Pederson's books are brill. Easy enough to bash through, plenty to improve and work at.
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sf105
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by sf105 »

If you both have triggers, there are some Shostakovich cello duets.
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mikerspencer
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by mikerspencer »

[quote="sf105"]If you both have triggers, there are some Shostakovich cello duets.[/quote]

Do these get a bit high for bass? What's the range?
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CalgaryTbone
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by CalgaryTbone »

OK I'll try this again - the "Chat" ate this yesterday.

The Blazhevitch duets are fun and challenging, but not too difficult.

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LeTromboniste
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by LeTromboniste »

[quote="bellagarey24"]Hey I'm looking for some good duets for two tenor trombones. I am a college-level student and want something challenging but not too out of reach.[/quote]

Unaccompanied or with accompaniment?
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justatrombonist
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by justatrombonist »

If you are looking for something good that is not too challenging, then I can recommend you a grade 3 or 3.5. I am sure if you did a lot of research then you can find hundreds of different arrangements with and without accompaniment.