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4 Fanfares

for 4 trumpets by Eddie Ludema

Fanfares are an integral part of the culture and heritage of trumpet playing. There are fanfares to celebrate royalty and fanfares to honor the “Uncommon Woman” and the “Common Man”.

2. Fanfare AC 2. Fanfare AC

3. Fanfare AP 3. Fanfare AP

4. Fanfare BEL 4. Fanfare BEL

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3 Etudes

for solo trumpet by Rex Richardson

3 beautiful advanced studies that explore various technical aspects of the trumpet in a musical way.

I. Karyokinesis I. Karyokinesis

II. Farben II. Farben

III. Evo Devolution III. Evo Devolution

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August 26, 2021 | Sydney, Australia. Roland Szentpali : Tuba Concerto for tuba and orchestra. Marcel Kocbek-Malepa (Tuba), SCM Symphony Orchestra, Roger Benedict (Conducting)

August 27, 2021 | Sydney, Australia. Roland Szentpali : Tuba Concerto for tuba and orchestra. Marcel Kocbek-Malepa (Tuba), SCM Symphony Orchestra, Roger Benedict (Conducting)

September 12, 2021 | Leipzig, Germany. Jan Koetsier : Konzert for 4 horns and orchestra. Leipziger Hornquartett, MDR Sinfonieorchester, Dennis Russell Davies (Conductor)

Gounod Charles Solo De Trombone Tb105
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Solo de Trombone

for trombone and piano

by Charles Gounod

On Saturday, July 28, 1855, the trombone competition took place at the Conservatoire de Paris. That year, one morning was enough to listen to all the candidates for the reason that is explained by Paul Smith, in the Revue et Gazette musicale: “The whole family of the wind instruments […] had a meeting with a harp in one and the same morning. The war shortened the competition: many pupils had left the classes to follow their regiments in Crimea. Nevertheless, the competition was honorable. ‘The teacher, Antoine Dieppo, presented two students who were rewarded that day: Jean-Baptiste-Frédéric Masset (born 1828) won a first prize while François-Achille-Alfred Dauger (born in 1825) won a second prize.

Richardson Rex Phrygian Phantasy Tp359
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Phrygian Phantasy

for 6 trumpets

by Rex Richardson

Drawing upon classical, jazz, and rock elements, it is an exploration of the unique sonorous characteristics of the Phrygian mode.

Norton Nick The Bach Book Tp284
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The Bach Book for Trumpet

25 solos, 8 duets, 2 trios for trumpet and bass instrument

by Nick Norton

A compilation of 35 of J.S. Bach's most beautiful melodies, either for trumpet alone or with bass accompaniment. Audio examples and audio accompaniments are available on SoundCloud.

Divers Bicinia Raymond Mase Tp283
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Bicinia

25 Renaissance Canons and Duets for 2 trumpets

by Raymond Mase

Bicinia, two-part music of the Renaissance and early Baroque, were pieces frequently used for teaching of counterpoint and style. For modern trumpeters, they are challenging and valuable resources in the training of rhythmic flexibility, imitation, and musical expression. These editions include the addition of dynamics, articulations, and suggested tempi and style.

Roggen Dominique Concerto Grosso Tu211
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Concerto Grosso

La minore for tuba, strings and basso continuo

by Dominique Roggen

The first and second movements of these concerti are reminiscent of a typical instrumental concerto from the early 18th century. The final movements are usually humorous in character, and contain references to music of the present day, to Swiss folklore, and sometimes even to pop music and jazz. The present Concerto Grosso for Tuba, Strings and Basso Continuo is the sixth concerto in this series. Notable within the final movement, a fugue, is the easily recognizable folk song, Vo Lozärn gäge Wäggis zue [From Lucerne to Weggis]

Bella Mate Sounds Of Generation Y Part 2 Orch87
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Sounds of Generation Y, Part II

for cimbalom and symphony orchestra

by Máté Bella

The musical structures used in the composition are characteristic of the American minimalism in many of their aspects, making the piece more comprehensible even for an audience less familiar with contemporary classical music. Swedish pop music had a strong influence on the direction of chords sequences and the rhythmic ideas of my composition. However, it is important to note that my main purpose was not to make the orchestra play popular or dance music but to explore how the musical elements found in popular music can be integrated into the orchestral sounding.