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====Light music====
Non-serious music, often based on dances for festive occasions, rarely had specified instrumentation. Often you find something like "per diversi musici". Indeed, the groups that would perform them would often be full of multi-instrumentalists.<ref name="Herbert 98-99">Herbert (2006), pp.&nbsp;98–99.</ref>

[[Johann Pezel]] wrote for [[Alta Capella|Stadtpfeifer]] with his ''Hora decima musicorum'' (1670), containing sonatas, as well as ''Fünff-stimmigte blasende Music'' (1685) with five-part intradas and dance pieces.

Well known pieces from Germany includes [[Samuel Scheidt]]'s ''Ludi Musici'' (1621) and [[Johann Hermann Schein]]'s ''Banchetto musicale'' (1617).<ref name="Herbert 98-99"/>

The first English piece scored for trombone is [[John Adson]]'s ''Courtly Masquing Ayres'' (1611). Another light collection suitable for including trombones is [[Anthony Holborne]]'s ''Pavans, Galliards, Allmains, and other short Aeirs both Grave and Light in Five Parts for Viols, Violins or Other Musicall Winde Instruments'' (1599).