MrWho3421

How the heck could I forget D. DUH!!!! Sorry about that. I could put one in G. I don't know about As. I have never seen that.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Andrew Kissling

MrWho3421

Hi Again!

Here are 3 out of the 9 books I've finished. They are still in the editing stage. So, if you find any mistakes, please send me an e-mail or pm. Enjoy! Any Comments are welcome!

http://www.akbrasspress.com/Inventio...20and%20FH.pdf

http://www.akbrasspress.com/Inventio...0and%20Tbn.pdf

http://www.akbrasspress.com/Inventio...%20+%20TPT.pdf

Thanks!

Andrew Kissling
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Richard Oliver

Thanks again! Wonderful of you to do this.

Regards,

Richard

Brekelefuw

I played through about 10 of these with a trombonist friend. Man they are tough, but worth the effort. It never ceases to amaze me how incredible Bach's writing is.

trumpetnick

I was pretty sure that I have seen in the orchestral literature As transposition somewhere, so I went yesterday through my excerpt book. I found that there is cornet solo from Don Carlos (Verdi) written in As. Even more, As transposition may be very useful to people who prefer the C trumpet over the B flat (it is exaclty the same transposition when you transpose B flat trumpet parts on C trumpet, which is frequently done in France). The only places I have seen G transposition is in some Bach cantatas and Barbiere di Seviglia (Donizetti)

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MrWho3421

Do they work well? I haven't had a chance to actually play them with someone yet.

Nick,

I have never seen anything for trumpet in the key of A sharp. I'm gonna look in my excerpt books. Anyone else ever see anything for A sharp trumpet?

-Andrew

Manny Laureano

Andrew,

As (pronounced "Ahss") is A flat not A sharp. It's like Es transposition, which you have by now guessed is E flat. It comes from the German language.

There is one study in the Top Tones book in a# minor (7 sharps) but you're not going to find anything in A# major either as a key signature or transposition.

ML

MrWho3421

Ha! My fault. I wasn't thinking about german translation. I have seen stuff in A flat. I will have to have one of them in that key.

Brekelefuw

They worked out nicely although the few times a low F came around it killed me trying to get it to come out as well as the other notes around it.

MrWho3421

Yeah, I missed a few low F's from when I changed the keys. I am finding them as I play through the parts. They will all be weeded out when this going to production.