Composer- A. Dvorak-trans.Chidester
Length- 2:09
Difficulty- ME
Range- E
Endurance- E
Finger technique- E
Counting ability- E
Ensemble difficulty- ME
This is the forty-fifth 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.
Dvorak is quickly becoming one of my favorite composers because of his fresh approach to melodic lines. I have transcribed several of his works and have found that after a few modifications such as sustaining notes, which were repeated to follow the text and adding a couple moments for the trumpet player to breathe and thus sustain life.
You will find this number to be perfect for two trumpets and your listeners will also enjoy some Classical music with a lift.
Obviously this will require some work to keep the rit. and fermati together.
Length- 2:09
Difficulty- ME
Range- E
Endurance- E
Finger technique- E
Counting ability- E
Ensemble difficulty- ME
This is the forty-fifth 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.
Dvorak is quickly becoming one of my favorite composers because of his fresh approach to melodic lines. I have transcribed several of his works and have found that after a few modifications such as sustaining notes, which were repeated to follow the text and adding a couple moments for the trumpet player to breathe and thus sustain life.
You will find this number to be perfect for two trumpets and your listeners will also enjoy some Classical music with a lift.
Obviously this will require some work to keep the rit. and fermati together.