Concerto for Two Trumpets or Cornets and Wind Band
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SKU: A0.707837
Composed by Antonio Vivaldi. Arranged by Gordon Cherry. Baroque,Classical,Renaissance. Score and parts. 27 pages. Gordon Cherry #4726521. Published by Gordon Cherry (A0.707837).Newly transcribed for traditional brass band & 2 solo Eb soprano cornets in the key of Bb by Gordon Cherry, principal trombone of the Vancouver Symphony. The entire three movement Concerto features 2 dazzling Eb soprano cornet parts as soloists. Feature your two star cornetists as soloists in this exciting work. Parts are as follows: two solo Eb cornets, two Bb cornets, Eb alto horn or Bb flugelhorn, Bb treble clef trombone and/or baritone and/or Euphoniums, Bass clef trombone, Bb treble Eb bass tuba, BBb treble bass tuba & full score. This transcription is very tastefully done with detailed editing of phrasing and dynamics. This work is 10 minutes in length and requires advanced players on the solo parts and players between high intermediate and advanced on the accompaniment parts. Vivaldi's composition is magnificent and will be a favorite on your program.
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