Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra (including piano reduction of orchestra accompaniment)
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SKU: S0.39405
Composed by Gary Friedman. 21st Century,Romantic Period,Classical Period. Piano Reduction,Score,Set of Parts,Solo Part. 143 pages. Published by Gary Friedman (S0.39405).The first and third movements are lively, the second is reflective. There are several solo passages for other players. This was first performed by professional musicians including John Thomas, trumpet soloist, at a Bard College composers' workshop on August 1, 2003, with minimal rehearsing. The orchestra was tiny, with only one player per string part, one each of flute, oboe/English horn, clarinet, bassoon, French horn, trombone, and two percussionists. The recording there of the 3rd movement is the audio clip here. Please listen to the other movements at my website www.garyfriedmanmusic.net. I especially like the 2nd.The trumpet solo is provided for B flat, C, and E flat trumpets. I think the high notes work best on the E flat.In addition to the piano reduction which is included here, I have arranged this for brass septet, with the two trumpets sharing the solo. This is sold separately. I also arranged the 3rd movement for brass dectet. Those parts are included with the septet.The score and orchestra parts are provided for each movement separately. Parts in movements 2 and 3 without instrument names can be easily identified from the score.
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