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or if you are looking for the music that is on the current playlist

Tico Tico (arr. Iveson)
Woodland Song (Eric Ball)
Concerto per la Chiesa (Telemann)
Stella Maris (Paolo Baratto)
Anitra's Dance (Grieg, arr. Hickman)
Slavische Fantasie (Hohne)
Escapade (Turrin)
Sonata for Trumpet (Bourgeois)
Czardas (Monti, arr. Me - similar to the Mendez version, only in a different key and a bit sillier )

pmkt16

My stand currently has Arbans, Irons, Concone, Clark, my marching band music, some old audition music, a scale page, and a list of schools that I have to start filling out applications for, yikes. Still have to figure out what to play for my auditions...

Manny Laureano

I still get a kick out of the fact that something by a guy named Irons is a book for flexilbility!

Kind of like a hard rock ballad by Iron Butterfly.

ML

B15M

Clark Technical Studies
Arbans
Amsdens (I was playing with my daughter this morning)
Orchestral Excerpts volume 1
Hindemith
Honegger Intrada
Tartini Concerto
The Trumpet Wedding Book
Arutunian transposed for C trumpet
Fasch Concerto in D
Two pencils

Really it is just a Manhasset stand. Arbans has to go on the floor when I'm done but it's a pretty regular thing.

TrumpetsAreFun

I have 4 songs from my HS Marching Band Camp. I am playing songs from "The Nightmare before Christmas"

Jack's Lament

Sally's Song

What's This?

Kidnap the Sandy Claws


All fun songs to play

Anyone seen Nightmare Before Christmas?

What is this Arban I read about?

Manny Laureano

Quite simply, TAF, the Arban Method for Trumpet is what is lovingly referred to as the "bible" of trumpeters.

It was written in the 1860 to help give cornetists a way of improving and becoming better musicians. It covers all facets of musicianship and is where many, many players complete find the way to double tongue, triple tongue, play wide intervals. It's a very old book, so, the songs in it are from operas and popular tunes of the time. It's been edited by many people and one of the publishers is Carl Fisher. If you are studying privately, your teacher should make you aware of this book and have you buy it for your studies. There are some really fun duets as well as famous solos you can use for contests and things.

I've gone through two copies of it and my son plays from the bass clef version of it as he is a trombonist. It's worth your checking out.

ML

TrumpetsAreFun

*drool* Ack, sorry for posting out of topic though

gzent

Walter Beeler's collection of 15 trumpet solos.

No, I don't think I'll master this book any time soon, but it is still fun to play around with. There are a few pieces in there that I would consider playing for special occasions at my church or a wedding and there are some that I wouldn't attempt at this stage of the game (Handel flute Sonata, Schubert Allegro,etc).

Guess I better stick to jazz!

Greg

Iamtrpt

What's on my stand...hmm...let me check

Technique Sound:
Some weird scales sheet my teacher gave me that has all the scales major and minor in all octaves a trumpet could play in thirds fourths fifths...man it's so weird, s'not funny.
Longtone excercises that make you feel like you're in a different universe after you play them (getting real dizzy).

Etudes:
My arbans book.


Concerto:
Arturian

Orchestral Excerpts
Mahler 3 and 5
Petrushka
Pictures
some Beethoven stuff

I know. Seems like a lot of stuff, but I have a big stand too.

sparxIII

Whats's on your music stand?

1) Mouthpiece Drill .... Boyde Hood
2) Warm-Exercises ... Hood/Stamp
3) all 4 Clarke Studies (Setting Up Drills .. project for summer '05)
4) Routine and Techniques ... J.L. Klages
5) SA Band Tune Book ( min. 6 a day 4x)

Cheers,
Ted sparxIII