Paolo Baratto

Baratto Paolo 3 Kleine Stuecke Alphorn Co38

3 kleine Stücke
for Alphorn

Abschiedsmelodie
for trumpet and piano

Andante cantabile
for trombone and piano

Andantino
for trumpet and piano

Andantino romantico
for horn and piano

Burleske
for 4 trumpets

Canti Natalizi
for 2 trumpets

Baratto Paolo Concertino Nostalgico Tp195

Concertino nostalgico
for trumpet and piano

Die Echowand
for 4 trumpets

Euphonissimo
for euphonium and piano

Helvetia
for trumpet and organ

Hirte und sein Horn
for Alphorn and strings or piano

Baratto Paolo Hirte Und Sein Horn Co37De

Hirte und sein Horn
for Alphorn and brass band or wind band

Hoch und Tief
for piccolo flute, tuba and piano

I Tre Re
for 3 trumpets and organ

Intrada giocosa
for trumpet and piano

Baratto Paolo Introduzione Allegretto Giocoso Tp99

Introduction e allegretto giocoso
for trumpet and piano

Jubilate
for 3 trumpets and organ

Lied ohne Worte
for trumpet and organ

Lux Aeterna
for 2 trumpets and strings, timpani (ad.lib)

O! Solis splendor
for trumpet and piano

Poculum Regis
for trumpet and piano

Romanze in F
for euphonium and piano

Stella Maris
for piccolo trumpet and piano

Tanzende Finger
for trumpet and piano

Trompetengalopp
for 4 trumpets

Uetlibergblues
for 4 trumpets

Zeisig's Morgenlied
for piccolo trumpet and piano

Paolo Baratto (1926-2008)

Paolo Baratto was born in 1926 in Untersiggenthal (Argovia, Switzerland). At the age of seven he began trumpet studies with his father Alois, and then with Paul Spörri (former principal trumpet of the Berlin Philharmonic). He did his professional studies at the Zurich Conservatory (1941-1943), while playing substitute with the Zurich Tonhalle and Opera orchestras. From 1943 to 1953 he was the principal trumpet with the Swiss Italian Radio Orchestra, and continued his studies of various areas of music for winds. From 1943 to 1961 he played with the Swiss Festival Orchestra in Lucerne under the direction of the greatest conductors of the era. He conducted different large Swiss wind bands. From 1956 to 1983 he was a member of the Tonhalle Orchestra in Zurich. He has composed over 80 pieces, mainly for trumpet accompanied by organ, piano, string or wind orchestra as well as works for choir or wind bands. Paola Baratto died in March 2008.