Clarke - Prince of Denmark’s March or Trumpet Voluntary for Brass Trio

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Clarke - Prince of Denmark’s March or Trumpet Voluntary for Brass TrioJeremiah Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary or Prince of Denmarks March sparkles all the way from beginning to end. Mr. Dunn has done a great job with this arrangement for Brass Trio of Trumpet, Horn and Trombone. The work was incorrectly attributed to Purcell for many years. This music is very popular as a wedding processional (performed at the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana) and was broadcast by the BBC extensively during WW II during the occupation of

Wassail Song

This book includes the Trombone parts for George Frederick Handle's The Messiah including: Hallelujah

Their true origin was discovered by Professor Albert Kopfermann

it is truly mind-blowing

The highest note is F-flat above the staff

The work is a real tour de force and rightly deserves to take its place as a significant addition to the Trombone repertoire

"Chorale Fanfare" opens with a stirring fanfare section

they exploded in popularity

Go to the 14:00 minute mark to hear the Suite Española

this great music is the crowning achievement of a large volume of works for that instrument

“Prologue”

part of a grouping of five short pieces called Morceau de Fantasie