The Art of Baroque Trumpet Playing - Page 2

Liad Bar-EL · 09-28-2006, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by brian moon

I think that anyoone playing natural trumpet will enjoy them and should own them. All three together are the size of an Arban book. The printing quality and artistic covers make them quite easy to look at. The notes are big so "baby boomers", like me, can read them. $90 seems a bit high but I have not seen anything else as compettiion.

Volume 1 (Basic Exercises) is mainly technical exercises and instruction. which include material from historic trumpet books; Kressen, Cacciamani, Dauverne, Altenburg, Bendinelli, and Fantini.
Volume 2 (Method of Ensemble Playing) is mainly duets and volume 3 (A Beautiful Bouquet of the Finest Fanfares) is music for larger trumpet ensembles. These two volumes are also full of historical information and suggestions on performance.

If you were to buy just one volume #1 is where to start.

$7? Mine are gold plated.

Thanks for the info. I'll remember this.

Glad to hear about the print. You're not the only baby boomer here in TM.

Now, next time you respond to me, could you increase the size of your letters a bit?

Liad Bar-EL

brian moon · 09-28-2006, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Liad Bar-EL

Thanks for the info. I'll remember this.

Glad to hear about the print. You're not the only baby boomer here in TM.

Now, next time you respond to me, could you increase the size of your letters a bit?

Liad Bar-EL

We can't control the fonts any more can we?

Liad Bar-EL · 09-29-2006, 03:05 AM

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Originally Posted by brian moon

We can't control the fonts any more can we?

You have to know the codes.

Rgale · 04-01-2008, 12:33 PM

These books are very good. They are really the Arban's of the natural/barpque trumpet.
They, and Michael Laird's book, are all you need for exercises, IMO.

Then just play the literature. Really pretty simple, but the practice is the hard work. That and getting paid.

johnnyd45502 · 04-21-2008, 09:06 AM

My trumpet teacher, Robert' Bahb' Civiletti is te worlds leading Baroque trumpet player. You need to get his new CD. Go to TCE-studio.com to find it.
JohnD

rowuk · 04-21-2008, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by johnnyd45502

My trumpet teacher, Robert' Bahb' Civiletti is te worlds leading Baroque trumpet player. You need to get his new CD. Go to TCE-studio.com to find it.
JohnD

How can ANYBODY make a claim like this?. He MAY be "one" of the best, but the competition with Eklund, Cassone, Madeuf, Immer, Friederich, Laird is VERY stiff. I don't think at the top anyone is blowing anybody away!

johnnyd45502 · 04-22-2008, 09:45 AM

I realize there many great players but he has recorded concerti other players will not record or perform in public on the Natural trumpet.
M Haydn- D major concerto,
F Querfurth- Eflat concerto,
G Reutter II- Cmajor concerto,
F X Richter- Dmajor concerto,
J Riepel- D major concerto,
This is a very demanding instrument that takes years to master and I look up to all the great players.
JohnD

MJ · 04-22-2008, 09:56 AM

Eklund can play anything. If you look up to all the great players it's a little tacky to come on here and tell us your teacher is the leading baroque trumpet player.

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnnyd45502

I realize there many great players but he has recorded concerti other players will not record or perform in public on the Natural trumpet.
M Haydn- D major concerto,
F Querfurth- Eflat concerto,
G Reutter II- Cmajor concerto,
F X Richter- Dmajor concerto,
J Riepel- D major concerto,
This is a very demanding instrument that takes years to master and I look up to all the great players.
JohnD

rowuk · 04-22-2008, 04:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnnyd45502

I realize there many great players but he has recorded concerti other players will not record or perform in public on the Natural trumpet.
M Haydn- D major concerto,
F Querfurth- Eflat concerto,
G Reutter II- Cmajor concerto,
F X Richter- Dmajor concerto,
J Riepel- D major concerto,
This is a very demanding instrument that takes years to master and I look up to all the great players.
JohnD

Johnny, you need to research this better. Niklas Eklund has EXCELLENT recordings and a fabulous concert schedule with this tough stuff. Gabriele Cassone too. Ed Tarr recorded the Richter AGES ago. Don't take my post as criticism of Bahb, but a nudge for you to expand your horizons!

Rgale · 04-25-2008, 09:54 PM

A good example is the clip that was on the ITG board of Cassone playing the Brandenburg
#2 . He makes it look like it's easy. And I did ask other members here if that was for real and Ed Carroll had seen him do that piece live, just as on the recording.
There are several players in Europe and America who can do the most demanding literature there is and do it well , live. I just wish I were one of them.

04-01-2008, 12:33 PM	#14 (permalink)
Rgale Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 856	Re: The Art of Baroque Trumpet Playing These books are very good. They are really the Arban's of the natural/barpque trumpet. They, and Michael Laird's book, are all you need for exercises, IMO. Then just play the literature. Really pretty simple, but the practice is the hard work. That and getting paid. __________________ Listen to your inner voice before it says ,"I told you so".

04-21-2008, 09:06 AM	#15 (permalink)
johnnyd45502 New Friend Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 2	Re: The Art of Baroque Trumpet Playing My trumpet teacher, Robert' Bahb' Civiletti is te worlds leading Baroque trumpet player. You need to get his new CD. Go to TCE-studio.com to find it. JohnD

04-22-2008, 09:45 AM	#17 (permalink)
johnnyd45502 New Friend Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 2	Re: The Art of Baroque Trumpet Playing I realize there many great players but he has recorded concerti other players will not record or perform in public on the Natural trumpet. M Haydn- D major concerto, F Querfurth- Eflat concerto, G Reutter II- Cmajor concerto, F X Richter- Dmajor concerto, J Riepel- D major concerto, This is a very demanding instrument that takes years to master and I look up to all the great players. JohnD

04-25-2008, 09:54 PM	#20 (permalink)
Rgale Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 856	Re: The Art of Baroque Trumpet Playing A good example is the clip that was on the ITG board of Cassone playing the Brandenburg #2 . He makes it look like it's easy. And I did ask other members here if that was for real and Ed Carroll had seen him do that piece live, just as on the recording. There are several players in Europe and America who can do the most demanding literature there is and do it well , live. I just wish I were one of them. __________________ Listen to your inner voice before it says ,"I told you so".

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