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Trombone edition
Written in bass clef with trombone slide positions and range. Not interchangeable with the trumpet or clarinet book.

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Book 3 of the Accent on Achievement band method, trombone part. For a trombone student continuing in a program that already uses this series.

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Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Written in bass clef with trombone slide positions and range. Not interchangeable with the trumpet or clarinet book.
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Picks up where Book 2 ends. Dropping a first-year player in here skips the foundation.
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Parts are written to line up with the other instruments' books, so a full section can play the same page together.
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One player, one instrument. A whole section needs one copy each.
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Directors usually pick the series for the entire band, so matching the school's method matters more than the level.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Book 3 continues the series. A first-year trombone player should start with Book 1.
No. Each part is written for its own instrument, clef and range. Get the trumpet edition instead.
This listing is the trombone part book itself. Audio and accompaniment components in the series are sold separately.
Only if your program is on Accent on Achievement. Methods aren't interchangeable page to page — check with the director first.
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