Wind Instruments - Sheet Music

Emile Joseph Trognée was born in Tirimon, in Belgium, on 4th of July 1868. He studied trumpet at the Brussels Conservatoire. After winning a European competition in 1902, he became solo trumpet and co...

Emile Joseph Trognée was born in Tirimon, in Belgium, on 4th of July 1868. He studied trumpet at the Brussels Conservatoire. After winning a European competition in 1902, he became solo trumpet and co...

There are many settings of the melody transcribed here, the true origin of which is unknown. It is known that Handel enjoyed beautiful melodies often borrowing from earlier works of his own, and occas...

There are many settings of the melody transcribed here, the true origin of which is unknown. It is known that Handel enjoyed beautiful melodies often borrowing from earlier works of his own, and occas...

The present concert is the longest and most highly developed of Hertel's three trumpet concertos from the point of view of form. All of them were probably written for a certain Mr. Hese, concerto play...

This book is written in a way that children can perform both parts together, the piano part is written at an easy level as well. The variety of the pieces aquaint the students many different styles. T...

Henry Purcell (1659-1695), one of England's finest composers, authored a tremendous output of church music, chamber music, opera and stage productions. Born into a prominent family of musicians in Lon...

Henry Purcell (1659-1695), one of England's finest composers, authored a tremendous output of church music, chamber music, opera and stage productions. Born into a prominent family of musicians in Lon...

Ernst Sachse's 'Concertino in Eb' was published in 1871 by G.W. Stratton in Boston with the following instrumentation: > Solo Eb Cornet (Bb Cornet/Bb piccolo Trumpet) > 1st Bb Cornet > 2nd Bb Cornet >...

With an organ composition there is always the dilemma as to how specific to be concerning registration. Since the composer conceived this work with a definite organ and building in mind, it was felt t...