An Analysis for Steven Verhelst’s Bastasia : Bass Trombone and Tuba Solo with Trombone Ensemble

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  • Tanawat Auepoolpol Police sergeant, Squad leader, Music Department, Welfare Division, Office Royal Thai Police

Keywords:

Bastasia, Steven Verhelst, Bass Trombone

Abstract

This article focuses on analyzing the music of Bass Trombone.  Bastasia  was written by Steven Verhelst. Teasured a tuba with solo bass trombone, creating a harmonious sound with the Trombone Ensemble. The structure of the piece can be divided into 9 sections: (1) Introduction                      (2) Transitional I (3) Theme (4) Transitional II (5) Variation I                                   (6) Transitional III (7) Variation II (8) Transitional IV and (9) Coda. Each of which It has different distinctive characteristics.

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Published

2023-11-08

How to Cite

Auepoolpol , T. (2023). An Analysis for Steven Verhelst’s Bastasia : Bass Trombone and Tuba Solo with Trombone Ensemble. Bansomdej Music Journal, 3(1), 105–118. retrieved from https://so13.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/MusBSRU/article/view/361

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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2021): January-June 2021

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บทความวิชาการ

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