This is a composition written for trumpet and piano. It depicts the moods as one prepares themselves for going out for the day. Moods swing from "what am I going to do to make myself presentable" to the feeling of "success, look out world, here I come."
This is a composition written for trumpet and piano. It depicts the moods as one prepares themselves for going out for the day. Moods swing from "what am I going to do to make myself presentable" to the feeling of "success, look out world, here I come."
This is the Bb trumpet part to the lyric trumpet solo called "Sadly, I Dance" giving you the chance to show the lyric qualities of the trumpet. There is a 5/8 meter middle section which is the dance.
This is the C trumpet part to the quiet piece for trumpet called "Lament" and is reminiscent of a soliloquy. Starts out with unaccompanied trumpet with a lyrical piano part entering later. Has a lively interlude breaking up the mournfulness.
This is the Bb trumpet part to the quiet piece for trumpet called "Lament" and is reminiscent of a soliloquy. Starts out with unaccompanied trumpet with a lyrical piano part entering later. Has a lively interlude breaking up the mournfulness.
This is a quiet piece for trumpet reminiscent of a soliloquy. Starts out with unaccompanied trumpet with a lyrical piano part entering later. Has a lively interlude breaking up the mournfulness.
This is the C trumpet part to the lively multi-metered piece called "The Joke" with plenty of finger dexterity challenges. Fun and challenging to play.
This is the Bb trumpet part to the lively multi-metered piece called "The Joke" with plenty of finger dexterity challenges. Fun and challenging to play.
A solo for trumpet and piano. It is based on the whole scale and is in the style of 20th century French trumpet music. A refreshing journey in a playful encounter with the whole-tone scale. Medium Difficult.
This is a trumpet solo with piano accompaniment for C trumpet. It is in the style of 20th century French trumpet music, ala Theo Charlier. This piece is dedicated to Harry Herforth, my trumpet teacher.
