The Art of Baroque Trumpet Playing Vol. 2 Method of Ensemble Playing ．
by Schott Music
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Composer: Tarr, Edward H.
Instrument: 2-3 trumpets
Publisher: Schott Music
The renowned author and performer has condensed his experiences as apioneering teacher of this historical brass instrument at the famous Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in 3 volumes. Primarily intended for players of natural and Baroque trumpets, the book is nevertheless indispensable for players of modern instruments who wish to interpret music of the Baroque in an informed and appropriate manner. A variety of exercises, examples from the repertoire and from 19th–century tutors combine to offer a systematic course of instruction to help solve technical and musical problems, especially those inherent in ensemble playing.
Instrument: 2-3 trumpets
Publisher: Schott Music
Song List:
Introduction - Two-Part Intonation Checkup I - Twelve Short Exercises in Duets on Intervals (Dauverné 1857) - Two-Part Intonation Checkup II - Six Easy Duets (Dauverné 1857) - Eight Duets (Buhl 1825) - Eight Duets (Kresser c. 1836) - Six Duets in Dialogue (Dauverné 1857) - Four Duets (Snow c. 1735) - Two Divertissements (Corrette c. 1732) - Suite (Biber 1676) - Three Duets (Altenburg 1795) - Moravian Chorales and Duets (anon. 1784) - Courtly Duets from Modena (anon. c. 1690) - Three-Part Intonation Checkup - Intonation Checkup after J.S. Bach - Two Trios (Kresser c. 1836) - Two Trios (Dauverné 1857) - Two Canons (Philidor 1685)
The renowned author and performer has condensed his experiences as apioneering teacher of this historical brass instrument at the famous Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in 3 volumes. Primarily intended for players of natural and Baroque trumpets, the book is nevertheless indispensable for players of modern instruments who wish to interpret music of the Baroque in an informed and appropriate manner. A variety of exercises, examples from the repertoire and from 19th–century tutors combine to offer a systematic course of instruction to help solve technical and musical problems, especially those inherent in ensemble playing.