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jungledoc
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 Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 4:38 am Post subject: Classical Trumpet--What's in a basic library? |
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Which works? What artists? What recordings?
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bike&ed
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| Solo or orchestral? They can be quite different (though not necessarily). Either way there will be many insanely long lists...! |
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MarmotJam
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Chris Gekker
Reinhold Friedrich
Gerard Schwarz
Mark Gould
Hans Gansch
Charlie Schlueter
Thomas Stevens
Peter Evans
Markus Stockhausen
Stephen Burns
Paul Merkelo
John Wallace
Ed Carroll
Gabriele Cassone
Matthias Hofs
Wynton Marsalis
Maurice Andre
Ray Mase
Kevin Cobb
Urban Agnas
Phil Smith
Hakan Hardenberger
Herseth
Gil Johnson
Adelstein
Vacchiano
Voisin
Ghitalla
John Gracie (Royal Scottish Nat'l Orchestra)
Dave Hickman
Eric Berlin
Jack Sutte
Mike Sachs
James Watson
Rob Sullivan
There are some I am definiteiy forgetting... this is what comes to mind |
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bike&ed
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Don't forget Sergei Nakariakov! (Soloist) He's performing at a level that I don't think anyone can touch right now.
Also Alison Balsom (soloist), she's one of the current best as well... |
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jungledoc
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| MarmotJam wrote: | Chris Gekker
Reinhold Friedrich
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James Watson
Rob Sullivan
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Maybe I should rephrase my questions! Maybe I should have put more emphasis on "BASIC"!  I'm not looking for an exhaustive list.
Let's put it this way. What are the works that someone just getting familiar with the trumpet literature should have and listen to first? What are your favorite performers and/or recordings of those. I'm thinking in terms of 10 or 12 most important.
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abontrumpet
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Very basic list for solo:
Maurice Andre
Complete discography |
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RandyTX
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| jungledoc wrote: | | Let's put it this way. What are the works that someone just getting familiar with the trumpet literature should have and listen to first? What are your favorite performers and/or recordings of those. I'm thinking in terms of 10 or 12 most important. |
The comment about Andre for classical solo is dead on. Pretty much miles ahead of anyone else alive or dead.
For full symphonic works, break out the Chicago Symphony recordings. Reiner and Solti especially. The good news is most of the Reiner recordings have been reissued on CD in recent years, and can be picked up for < $10 each. Solid gold. |
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daos06
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My favorite CDs by my favorite trumpet players (but pretty much any CD of them is recommendable):
Solo de Concours - Matthias Höfs
Trumpet Acrobatics - Matthias Höfs
Gansch meets Höfs - Matthias Höfs & Hans Gansch
Trumpet Concerto - Hans Gansch |
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krisdavisson
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| What are everyone's favorite classical pieces? Are there symphonies that everyone should be able to recognize? I would like to increase my knowledge of trumpet in classical music... |
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alexwill
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krisdavisson
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Thanks so much! sounds great! |
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