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Trumpet Voluntary - John Stanley
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About This Work
'Trumpet Voluntary' is the name given to English keyboard works from the Baroque era commonly played on the organ using the Trumpet stop - hence the name. There are many examples of this type of work, the most popular being Jeremiah Clarke's voluntary - 'The Prince of Denmark's March'; often used as a processional piece at weddings.
Of equal popularity and quality are those composed by John Stanley. One of his better known is his Trumpet Voluntary for Organ, arranged here for Brass Quintet by Geoff Kingston. A wonderful alternative to the standard Clarke, this tuneful and vibrant score will suite all occasions where processional or recessional music is required.
| Featured | New |
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| Composer | John Stanley |
| Arranger | Geoff Kingston |
| Duration | Circa 3 mins |
| Difficulty | This piece has difficulty rating of 2.5 on a scale one through 6, with 6 being the hardest. Click here to see how we grade our band sets. |
| Instrumentation | 1st Bb Trumpet 2nd Bb Trumpet Horn in F Tenor Trombone Additional Parts Eb Horn Bb Trombone Bb Bass |
| Parts Supplied | For a full list of parts supplied under our free postage scheme, please visit FAQ's. |
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