from Adam Woolf's solo CD 'Songs Without Words' featuring Kathryn Cok: organ & harpsichord, Siobhán Armstrong: harp, Nicholas Milne: gamba & Eligio Quinteiro: theorbo

Se L'aura Spira Tutta Vezzosa

from Adam Woolf's solo CD 'Songs Without Words'.  Originally for solo recorder.

Pavane Lachrymae

performed by Adam Woolf: alto trombone, Abigail Newman: tenor trombone, Steve Saunders: bass trombone and Benjamin Bayl: organ

Daniel Speer Sonata for 3 trombones played by His Majestys Sagbutts & Cornetts

John Dowland has often been described as one of the first pop singer/songwriters. If he'd been alive today, perhaps his music would have sounded like this...

Arranged by Adam Woolf for Let The Music Speak's debut album 'Amaranthine'. Available from www.letthemusicspeak.net and iTunes.

Vocals - Kristen Cornwell
Alto Sax - Frank Vaganée
Cornetto - Lambert Colson
Trumpet - Jon Birdsong
Trombone - Adam Woolf
Tuba - Jeff Miller
Piano - Anthony Romaniuk
Bass - Christophe Devisscher
Drums/Vibes - Mattijs Vanderleen

Come Heavy Sleep

From "The Food of Love", available from 1st September from www.adamwoolf.com

Monteverdi - Si Dolce E'l Tormento

A track from my forthcoming CD, available from Sept 1st 2016 at www.adamwoolf.com  Pre-order now!

Rossi - Sonata In Dialogo

The Food of Love will be available to purchase from September 1st 2016, from www.adamwoolf.com  

John Dowland - I Saw My Lady Weep

Merula - Nigra Sum à 2

Technology - a wonderful way to make practising more interesting/diverting! Here's something I put together- quickly multitracked, - a figment of my imagination, sort of aural sketch to explore a very nice melody, to exorcise an 'ear worm',  give the trombone some 'FaceTime'. It wasn't really made for sharing, but then, why not? maybe we can see it as a sort of audio snap-shot, a sound-selfie from a brief moment in time which captures a fleeting mood.  Not perfect, not (very) planned.  Just for fun.

Adam Woolf's Album

Vincent  (- Starry, Starry Night)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yhyljd8zzdyxa8x/Sackbut%20Solutions.pdf?dl=0

La Suave Melodia - Falconieri

Great to be joined for this Early Baroque favourite by the amazing:

Romina Lischka - viola da gamba
Sarah Louise Ridy - harp
Nicolas Achten - theorbo
Lies Wyers - lirone
Kathryn Koc - organ / harpsichord

Pavan Dolorosa

Little Girl Blue - arranged by Adam Woolf

Quick bit of GarageBand quarantine multitracking

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