Instruments
100 Solos: Trumpet
Robin De Smet (Paperback) Music Sales America 1992-01-01
Release date: 1992-01-01
Composer: Various Arranger: Robin De Smet
Trumpet arr. Robin De Smet
Published by Music Sales America 98 Pages
Price:
$24.99
$15.95
Customer Reviews:
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Too easy
The title boasts that there are 100 solos... There are a hundred but most of them are all just three line easy things that you can get out of a method book. No one would ever need to buy this book because it is only for begginers. If begginers bought it they would use it once and then be too... -
Great for a beginner trumpeter with promise
This book really met my son's beginning love affair with his trumpet. If you have a trumpet player who is interested in learning more, I recommend this book -- encourage their interest while they still have it. These songs are short and easy, so most first or second year trumpet players will be...
A girl performs a solo at a Symphony concert. Very good at playing this trumpet.
music from "Movie & TV Themes playalong solos for Trumpet"
An overview of the most popular contest and recital pieces written for trumpet. The material has been carefully selected to match the technical capabilities of the younger advancing player. Levels 1 & 2 are available for each instrument (flute, oboe, clarinet, alto saxophone, F horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, drum), both with supplementary piano accompaniment volumes. Correlated to the FIRST DIVISION BAND COURSE.
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RT @: @ did his thang on that trumpet solo in 
trumpet solo on Lover I Don't Have to Love?? I'm 14 years old again! 
Gotta love the mouth trumpet solo at the end.
Leon Redbone – Marie
@ @ I'll start! Nothing gets Bre going than a trumpet solo...
@ still remember me??? solo trumpet at jogja from sdn pulogebang 02 :D
I heard Goldmark's second symphony at a concert of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Solo trumpet tune is impressive. To be more popular.
@ did his thang on that trumpet solo in Fountains of Swinging Youth at Newport Jazz Festival
Lee Morgan to Wynton Marsalis, trumpeter young have always been the pace setters of their generation. And this year's festival is fortunate to have two leading lights celebrated the instrument. The Israeli-American trumpeter Avishai Cohen (not to be confused with the bassist of the same name), is a master of brass future that emerged from New York small club with your bold and holder that extends from Manhattan to Maghreb.He finished third in the competition of jazz trumpet Thelonious Monk in 1997, and worked with some of the finest musicians of his generation, including Claudia Acuna and Jason Lindner, and also worked with the pop singer Keren Ann and vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson.
Fountains of Swinging Youth at Newport Jazz Festival
Fort Adams State Park
Produced by George Wein and the Newport festivals Foundation ™
"... [I] think we should allow these young players to share the spotlight, until the public could fully accept ... they are all great players who are trying to find their own voice, trying to add something to the music that becomes part of the course of what is happening. And it's a privilege to present them to Newport."- George Wein
Newport, RI - Jazz is the music of creation in real time, and there is nothing more satisfying than seeing the evolution of a young jazz artist to create him / herself into the impromptu arena the bandstand....
Songs Heard on Fast Trains — Rachel Sermanni – The Bothy Sessions EP
It’s always great – not least for people attempting to write about music – when a record has a story behind it. And this debut EP has an incredible one – Rachel Sermanni invites her musical colleagues to a tin-roofed Highland bothy she recalls from her childhood to record some of her songs. She’s not really sure who will show up, what instruments they will bring, or quite what they’ll record when they get there – but somehow, through a chance assembly of people and place, these songs emerge. Listening to Rachel speak on stage about her songs, about writing and about what inspires her it’s pretty clear that she’s unlikely ever to take the simple or straightforward path when there is a more interesting one to investigate.
The EP opens with “Waltz”, just Rachel ‘s voice...
