Branson Trumpet Ensemble
The Branson Trumpet Ensemble was formed to promote chamber music in the Branson, Missouri area. It’s players are professional trumpet players who’s playing credentials include performances with such bands as Les Brown, Glenn Miller, Les Elgart, Lawrence Welk and the Bobby Vinton Orchestra. Members have also backed such artists as Bob Hope, Jim Nabors, Roy Rogers and Dale Evens, Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, Anita Bryant, Carman Cavalara, Victor Borge, the Four Freshman, Blackstone the Magician, Bobby Vinton and John Davidson.
The combined teaching experience of this ensemble totals over 100 years! Individual members have performed for area, state, regional as well as national level programs including the International Trumpet Guild and have been featured at such Jazz festivals as the Bix Beiderbeck Festival.
We have been asked if the Branson Trumpet Ensemble has CD’s available. Here they are………
Which includes the following selections- 1. Canzona per sonare no.2, 2. The Wedding Song, 3. Frump Trump, 4. Blue Moon of Kentucky, 5. I Believe/Ave Maria, 6. El Gato Montes, 7. What Now My Love, 8. If, 9. Maple Leaf Rag, 10. What A Wonderful World, 11. Willow Weep For Me, 12. Galliard Battaglia, 13. The Rose, 14. Flight of the Bumblebee, 15. Here’s That Rainy Day, 16. Chicken Dance, 17. Allegro
$15.00- which includes shipping and handling
NEW!
Which includes the following selections- 1. Returning Home With Honor, 2. America, 3. Beautiful Savior, 4. American Patrol, 5. The Lord’s Prayer, 6. God Bless the USA, 7. Let There Be Peace on Earth, 8. Oh, Shenandoah, 9. Liberty March, 10. What a Wonderful World, 11. Star Spangled Banner, 12. My Country ‘tis of Thee
$15.00- which includes shipping and handling
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What days are we dark for Rat Pack?
7 days a week………
enjoy!
Have you heard anything about the Rat Pack? Talked to Tom Saturday. He knows something but would not tell me. Just got that feeling. Wonder if they want us back or not? Got the impression they might not use us all the time.
Goldapp
When I picked up my last check Barry said that they intended to keep the horns but I’m not counting on it. I’m just glad the checks were good! There was talk that they would cut back to four shows a week which I would like.
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Is this the way to submit a comment or question that will NOT be posted online?
By all means! Send your comments or questions to
brucechidester@hotmail.com
I would be happy to visit with you off camera.
Oops!
Thank you for pointing out my error.
I hope you enjoy the chart.
Are you guys free on October 30, 2011? Want to use you for our Reformantion Service at 10:30 that day. Sorry to here about your house. What a shock it must have been. Fires all over Texas but none right where my parents live.
Goldapp
Just checked and we are available. Thanks for thinking of us, again.
We are just starting our season for this year with the Branson Arts Council concert on October 9th.
We were to rehearse this week but because of the fire, I decided to start next week.
Great hearing from you and maybe some day we will be able to play a gig together again. I enjoyed the Rat Pack and also playing along side of you.
I’m looking for a Xmas tune for 11-12 trumpets (I’ll use cornets {one E-flat} & flugels). I can use a picc or 2 as well. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Tony Clements
Great idea and I happen to be working on a larger group but it is written for three Bbs, one optional pic., three cornets and two flugels. I should have it listed on this site by Tuesday.
You might want to check back this week.
“God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”