Sheet Music
M90-94 Unaccompanied trombone music
M262-263 – Trombone and piano music
M288-289 – Two wind instruments
M290-291 – One wind and one bowed instrument
M296-297 – One wind and one plucked instrument
M315-319 – Piano and two wind instruments
M335-339 – Three wind instruments
M357.4 – Three brass instruments
M360-364 – Three stringed and wind instruments
M375-379 – Three wind and plucked instruments
Call numbers between M400-999 follow the pattern established between M300-399.
The first digit indicates the number of performers and the last two the instrumentation.
Example: M535 – First digit is 5, so 5 musicians needed. Last two digits are 35, so instrumentation is any combination of wind instruments.
M1032 – Trombone concertos with orchestra (full score)
M1033 – Trombone concertos with orchestra (piano reduction)
M1132 – Trombone concertos with string orchestra (full score)
M1133 – Trombone concertos with string orchestra (piano reduction)
MT460-465 – Studies and etudes
MT466 – Orchestral excerpts
Books
ML128.T76 – Trombone bibliographies
ML965-968 – History and criticism of trombone playing (i.e. – history, construction, etc.)
MT460-465 – Studies and etudes (includes technique and period performance)
The Trombone in the Renaissance by 
