Maids March in the style of Purcell - with trumpet Obligado
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SKU: A0.749731
Composed by Stephen M. Taylor. Baroque,Graduation,Instructional,Standards,Wedding. Score and parts. 13 pages. SMT Music #3362665. Published by SMT Music (A0.749731).This is an original piece of music in the style of Purcell and some influence of Vivaldi in the C section. A good wedding processional march- it works great for the bridal march of the maids and I have used it for the bride as well. It works quite well for longer processions due to being a three part work. So, there is room to repeat with variety. Another unique attribute of the work is it's versatility. It can be done with as few as three string players. Or, you can add the viola to make it a quartet. Or, you can complement that with Organ and there is a trumpet obligado part that can be added as well. Works great for any sort of procession music such as school graduation or awards dinner .
I wrote this piece in 1996 and revised it in 2009. You can also see and hear this played on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xABo51vy98.
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