Trumpet and Piano

Not That Much, written by Andy Hampton and arranged for trumpet with piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format. This piece is presented with extra helpful soloing guides to create authentic ja...

Sergeant Swing, written by Andy Hampton and arranged for trumpet with piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format. This piece is presented with extra helpful soloing guides to create authentic j...

Blues (from 'An American In Paris'), composed by George Gershwin and arranged by Deborah Calland for trumpet and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Theme from Rhapsody In Blue, composed by George Gershwin and arranged by Deborah Calland for trumpet and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Take an exhilarating journey through the Baroque period and some of it's greatest hits with this collection of Baroque classics! The ten baroque favourites have been given a modern twist and have been...

As the title suggests, the pieces are short and manageable, giving the grade 3-4 player a taste of different styles and a perfect introduction to playing jazz. From swing, blues and rock, to ballad an...

If you enjoyed Razzamajazz here are a few more pieces to 'get jazzy' with. They are written in a variety of styles and are for students to perform or just to improve technique or widen musical vocabul...

Trumpet and Piano plus CD (Jazzy trumpet pieces)

Jazz in Time was designed for developing brass players looking for extra repertoire that is both fun to play and helpful in developing the skills required in jazz playing - those of good rhythmic awar...

Now available, the piano accompaniment to the best seller Easy Jazzy 'Tudes.

Little Jazz Suite is a jazz suite of four short movements for trumpet and piano accompaniment. The work is of intermediate level and is suitable for the trumpet player of grades 4 - 6 standard. The sh...

Also known as 'Blues Lullaby', this work by Gershwin, which was originally composed as a pure piano piece, is also known in other arrangements today. Because of the melancholy theme framing the bluesy...