Blazing Asian

I have been searching everywhere but does anybody know where I can find a book or even the individual music for Ropartz's Andante and Allegro?
I have played it on trumpet though, I would really like it on flugelhorn (the music has to labeled flugel).

Thanks!

Adam Smith

why does the music have to be labeled flugelhorn?

Blazing Asian

For contest reasons

tpetplyr

Use a sharpie?

It was written for trumpet. I HIGHLY doubt anybody took the music and reissued it making no changes whatsoever save changing "Trumpet" to "Flugelhorn".

Stuart

gtromble

I doubt any contest judge would want to hear it on a flugel -the allegro particularly - calls for the martial brilliance of the trumpet.

rowuk

The music and accompaniment are in the book

Solos for the Trumpet Player
(with Piano Accompaniment) Edited by Walter Beeler. Trumpet solo book for trumpet solo and piano accompaniment. 84 pages. Published by G. Schirmer, Inc. (HL.50329980)
ISBN 079355408X. With solo part, standard notation and piano accompaniment. Classical. 9x12 inches.

Here it is listed as a cornet piece (which is also probably historically correct):

Andante et Allegro - Cornet (Trumpet) Solo with Piano Accompaniment Solo Part with Piano Reduction J. Guy-Ropartz Carl Fischer Music Series from Music 44

I think this could also be effective on the flugel. Check out any of the Sergei Nakariakov recordings, the flugel can be awesome even with martial licks!

I do not think you will find any edition of this explicitly for flugel though. Check with the organization running the competition first. I would not turn down anyone with that wish!