Work Title Blue Bells of Scotland Alt ernative. Title Composer I-Catalogue Number I-Cat. IAP 1 Key F major Year/Date of Composition Y/D of Comp. 1901 First Pub lication. Download Explore S60v3 Signed there. 1904 Composer Time Period Comp. Period Piece Style Instrumentation Trombone or baritone, band Misc.

Comments Because Pryor was a trombonist and band leader, it is likely that the instrumentation of the original was trombone and band. However, since all of the published versions are with piano, and the versions with band or orchestra have been arranged by others (Simon Kerwin for band, and Peter Hope for orchestra) it is not possible at this point to know what the exact instrumentation was. Therefore, the instrumentation is tagged as undetermined until further details can be ascertained.

Arthur Pryor (1870-1942) was one of the best-known trombonists and bandsmen of his day. Trombone soloist for John Philip Sousa’s celebrated bandpl beginning in 1892; he later functioned as assistant conductor of the Sousa band (1894-1903) before starting his own ensemble.

Blue Bells Of Scotland sheet music - trombone or baritone (bass clef) and piano sheet music by Arthur Willard Pryor: Carl Fischer. Shop the World's Largest Sheet. Serial Number Rotary Watch Price here. Sheet music made by NeighbaBlack for Trombone. Thoughts of Love by Arthur Pryor. View and print.

His more than 300 compositions include novelty tunes, ragtime pieces and operettas, but of course he is best remembered today for his virtuosic solos for his own instrument. This book collects eight of his most popular solos in one volume and includes Blue Bells of Scotland, Fantastic Polka, The Little Chief (Polka Caprice), Love’s Enchantment (Valse de Concert), Thoughts of Love and more. This is a book every trombonist will want to have in his or her library.