Some days ago I had a concert with my pupils and as opening of the concert we used this one, then it hit me... I don't have that online. So, here it is:
A simplified, transposed, easy version of "Prince of Denmark's March" or how is colloquially known, "Trumpet Voluntary" by English Baroque composer, Jeremiah Clarke (1674-1707).
This was intended as an example for my trumpet pupils (11 to 14), to familiarize them with typical trumpet repertoire.
To keep it easy I cut off some parts, I simplified the trills (in Baroque music is usual to start with the upper note, but how you hear in the example, is a measured trill starting from the main note) and to teach the kids to listen to each others and coordinate, I added a trill to the second trumpet too.
Here it's how it should sound:
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Cheers and happy learning,
Mihai
Hi there. My name is Mihai Sorohan and I've been a professional trumpet player for quite a while now. At the moment I work as a trumpet teacher in Norway. This is a page where I share my teaching resources, my practicing routines, solutions I found while trying to fix my own playing mistakes and maybe interesting finds that concerns trumpet playing.
Thank you, Mihai Sorohan, for your nice post.You shared your teaching resources, practicing routines, solutions.I am searching this type article.Because I love Trumpet.Some days ago, I have read aboutTrumpet Lessons but this post is a better than that post.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your very kind words. Hopefully, soon I'll start a video series on YouTube too.
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