tpt chamber rep./need everyone's input! - Page 2

mahaberio · 01-09-2007, 01:34 PM

György Kurtág-Rückblick (trumpet, double bass, two pianos)
Unsuk Chin-Fantaisie Mécanique (trombone, trumpet, piano, two percussionists)

Both are phenomenal and by renowned composers. Definitely worth a look. The Kurtág is published by Sikorski and the Unsuk Chin is published by Boosey & Hawkeds. Both are only available as rentals. A recording of Fantaisie Mécanique is readily available through amazon.com and you can hear several movements of Rückblick on Marco Blaauw's site (www.marcoblaauw.com).

mahaberio · 01-09-2007, 01:37 PM

Chamber music is one of our most intimate forms of musical communication, both with the audience and with the other performers, and one that is not given its proper dues. Everyone wants to be a soloist or an orchestral player... Let's keep this list going!

Speaking of which, check out Jo Kondo's "Durante L'inverno" for trumpet, violin, and piano. It's also a wonderful piece.

01-09-2007, 01:51 PM

Poulenc Trio for trumpet, horn, and trombone.

01-09-2007, 01:56 PM

In the cover notes to David Hickman's edition of Enesco's Legende is areference to a piece Enseco wrote for 4 trumpets.

trumpetmike · 01-09-2007, 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0elw

In the cover notes to David Hickman's edition of Enesco's Legende is areference to a piece Enseco wrote for 4 trumpets.

Au Soir - 4 parts but, according the the liner notes, these are best played by 8 players (2 per part) - it is the only way to cope with a couple of split-parts moments.
Very nice piece - atmospheric and not technically a challenge (my ensemble have played it a couple of times, the average age is only about 16).

jwtptboy · 01-09-2007, 04:11 PM

Thanks, everyone!!! Your contributions are very helpful and MUCH APPRECIATED... I'll be checking them out in greater detail after I post this 'thank-you note.'

Looking forward to additional posts!

Sincerely,

Jeff Work

jwtptboy · 01-09-2007, 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trumpetmike

Have you got a copy of Trumpet Technique by Delbert Dale? There are some listed in the back of that book that I don't think have been mentioned yet (will find my copy and list them if nobody else has one).

I don't have this book... If you get the chance to find yours, that would be great.

~JW

jwtptboy · 01-09-2007, 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trmptr

You should contact David Scott at McNeese State University in Lake Charles, LA. He plays in a quite actice group called Pastiche (clar, trpt, perc, piano) and knows more about chamber lit for trumpet than I ever will in a lifetime. He'd be a great resource.

I'll see if I can get his contact info off the web. Thanks!

~JW

jwtptboy · 01-09-2007, 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wiseone2

Here goes-
Mel Powell-Divertimento, woodwinds & trumpet
Paul Hindemith- Septet, woodwinds & trumpet
Francis Poulenc- Sonata, horn, trombone & trumpet
Edgard Varese- Octandre, woodwinds, trombone & trumpet
Alban Berg- Chamber Concerto, piano, violin & 13 winds
Anton Weberen- Concerto, piano, violin, viola, flute, oboe, clarinet,horn,trumpet, trombone
Richard Wagner- Sigfried Idyll
Bohuslav Martinu-Les Rondes, woodwinds, trumpet, strings & piano
Olivier Messiaen- Oiseaux Exotiques
Leon Kirchner- Fanfare to Marlboro, horn & trumpets

That's a start

Wilmer

Thanks, Wilmer...

I've never done the Webern or the Berg. Are these works that need a conductor? Same question for the Messiaen...

Cheers,

Jeff Work

jwtptboy · 01-09-2007, 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Khora

For mixed instrumental chamber ensemble, off the top of my head:

Alfredo Casella - Serenata (neo-Classical style -1927, I think). Trumpet, clarinet, bassoon, violin and cello. 6 mvts:Marcia, Minuetto, Notturno, Gavotta, Cavatina, and Finale. Strings tacet in Gavotta, winds tacet in Cavatina.

Jose Ardevol - Musica de Camara (Cuban composer b. 1911). Trumpet, flute, clarinet, bassoon, violin and cello. Interesting piece. 5 mvts: Ricercar, Allegro, Quasi Habanera, Fanfarria, and Finale.

Best,

Sandy

Thanks, Sandy...

Do you happen to know who published the Ardevol? Also, I think the Casella Serenata may be a rental... Do you happen to know for sure? Just curious.

~JW

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mahaberio Piano User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 272	Re: tpt chamber rep./need everyone's input! György Kurtág-Rückblick (trumpet, double bass, two pianos) Unsuk Chin-Fantaisie Mécanique (trombone, trumpet, piano, two percussionists) Both are phenomenal and by renowned composers. Definitely worth a look. The Kurtág is published by Sikorski and the Unsuk Chin is published by Boosey & Hawkeds. Both are only available as rentals. A recording of Fantaisie Mécanique is readily available through amazon.com and you can hear several movements of Rückblick on Marco Blaauw's site (www.marcoblaauw.com).
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