Composer- Vivaldi/arr.Chidester
Length- 4:15
Difficulty- VD
Range- E
Endurance- M
Finger technique- VD
Counting ability- M
Ensemble difficulty- D
This is the fifty-ninth in a series of arrangements composed/arr./trans. for use in Solo/Ensemble contests and will help fill the need for new material for competing middle school and high school players. Each of these ensembles are selected to show the very best qualities of your ensemble and through careful editing, each has a professional sound with only an average playing ability.
“You can’t get more Vivaldi than this”! I chose to keep the range down in order to keep the lips up. The key change was selected for the easiest fingering for obvious reasons.
This sounds good at this tempo and anything slower because of the machine like rhythms.
I actually had to “practice” two measures in the third trumpet part!
The work load is evenly distributed so no one can just coast…….
Listen to an example-
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Length- 4:15
Difficulty- VD
Range- E
Endurance- M
Finger technique- VD
Counting ability- M
Ensemble difficulty- D
This is the fifty-ninth in a series of arrangements composed/arr./trans. for use in Solo/Ensemble contests and will help fill the need for new material for competing middle school and high school players. Each of these ensembles are selected to show the very best qualities of your ensemble and through careful editing, each has a professional sound with only an average playing ability.
“You can’t get more Vivaldi than this”! I chose to keep the range down in order to keep the lips up. The key change was selected for the easiest fingering for obvious reasons.
This sounds good at this tempo and anything slower because of the machine like rhythms.
I actually had to “practice” two measures in the third trumpet part!
The work load is evenly distributed so no one can just coast…….
Listen to an example-
[audio mp3="http://www.trumpetensemblemusic.com/wp-content/uploads/edd/2016/07/Concerto-for-Two-Mandolins-Demo.mp3"][/audio]
“Be sure to check out our new site trumpetlessonsonline for we have compiled the most trumpet techniques available on the InterNet…..and for such a modest cost. OVER 40 VIDEOS on how to improve your trumpet playing”.
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