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$12.00This well known brass piece has been luxuriously arranged for trumpets and keyboard to provide an elegant slow movement for concerts or ceremonies.
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$15.00For concert and ceremonial settings. The organ part has been produced in D and in Bb, and the trumpet parts come with suggested ornaments and optional descants.
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$12.00The tune is stated by the trumpets, and when restated, the tune is greatly embellished. The organ pedal part usually doubles the bass line of the left hand, so this could be played on piano if desired.
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$12.00This was the first in our new line of works for two trumpets and keyboard, which was developed by Portland (Maine) Symphony principal trumpet John Schnell, and organist David Maxwell.
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$12.00These ten trumpet trios give the beginning student the opportunity to work on blending sounds in a trio, developing pitch, and working on 6/8 and 3/8 time signatures.
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$8.00This fanfare is written for three trumpets and “Basse” which could appropriately be played on the timpani, trombone, or both.
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$12.00These delightful little pieces will provide much enjoyment and training for your good junior high trumpet players.
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$15.00This four movement transcription is an excellent vehicle for featuring your trumpet section.
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$10.00Explore the beautiful writing of Palestrina in this lovely motet for trumpet quartet.
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$15.00In three short movements, this work is a valuable addition to the somewhat limited repertoire of the trumpet ensemble.
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$17.00Award-winning ASCAP composer David Uber’s long awaited book of studies for first and second year trumpet students.
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$20.00Subtitled “A Bibliography of Selected and Graded Etudes and Duets,” this book is a resource that no trumpet player or teacher should be without.
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$18.00Mel Broiles, a former Principal Trumpet of the Metropolitan Opera, has compiled a new book of singing melodies from seven popular operas: Don Giovanni, Lohengrin, La Traviata, Faust, Aida, Carmen and Pagliacci.