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KevinInGeorgia
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This was mentioned in the fundementals forum but thought it would be better posted here..
I would love to find Vol 2 of Bandman's Trumpet Repertoire. Does anyone know where to find an out of Print book such as that? .Also I've seen the Gia March Book at the UGA Music Library It's HUGE.. Great reference book.. I use it when I’m trying to pick out new marches for Community band..
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cwerickson
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Hi Kevin --
I don't have any info on that book, but another great resource for marches is "March Music Notes", by the late Norman Smith. It has the solo cornet part of hundreds of marches printed, so you know what the tune is, and who the publisher was, etc...
If you can't find one, I have a copy that was given to me by Dr. Smith, and would be happy to loan it to you -- for a little while!
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KevinInGeorgia
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Hi Tina,
Gia is the Publisher of the Norman Smith Book..
So were talking about the same book.. It's really a GREAT book..
I highly reccomend it for anyone interested in Marches..
Kevin
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cwerickson
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Hmm... I have it in front of me, now, and it's March Music Melodies, not Notes.... there is a Notes... but it's program notes, not parts. And the publisher was Dr. Smith himself.. at least my version... perhaps the rights got sold?
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KevinInGeorgia
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I'm wondering if GIA Publishing bought the Rights to all the Norman Smith collections??
From the Web Site:
http://www.giamusic.com/scstore/P-smith-norman-resources.html
March Music Melodies
Trumpet players and other instrumentalists, directors, and music listeners alike will love this compilation of complete 1st coronet parts for 635 favorite concert marches! In addition to top works by internationally known composers of the classical, romantic, and modern periods, March Music Melodies includes national and regional favorites! Enrich your repertoire, develop your technique, and improve your sight reading with challenging pasodobles, processionals, and galops, as well as famous military, circus, brass band, patriotic, jazz, and serious concert marches in this 544 page volume.
G-5724 March Music Melodies - Stay-open plastic comb spine (544 pages) $ 35.00
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I've looked long and hard for Vol. 2 of BTR to no avail. Fischer's Website says they only list it in their catalog for "historical purposes," or some such language. Thus, another frustration to add to the list that includes the fact that Jamey Aebersold no longer offers Vol. 53, the Clifford Brown Volume, which Brown's estate has declined to allow JA to publish.
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