An arrangement of this popular Christmas Carol melody for trumpet duet and organ, the melodic Organ Pedal part provides a third melody line which helps create a brass trio texture. The two trumpet parts are more advanced as they require the players to confidently play up to High Concert C. The organ writing is on two staves and is no more than intermediate in difficulty level. This arrangement would be an ideal Postlude for Christmas services, and is also splendid duet repertoire for advance College trumpet players. The full score downloads with individual parts attached. Enjoy browsing my extensive selection of trumpet and organ and trumpet duet and organ arrangements available for download on SMP.

Rondeau - Symphonies de Fanfares
Music by Jean-Joseph Mouret (FR, 1682 - 1738)

Piccolo Trumpet and Organ arrangement by Fr�d�ric Quinet (FR, 1985)
Artist version. (2"20')
Ideal music for any church events or solo recital.
Set of part with :
Trumpet part in Bb

Rondeau - Symphonies de Fanfares
Music by Jean-Joseph Mouret (FR, 1682 - 1738)

Piccolo Trumpet and Organ arrangement by Fr�d�ric Quinet (FR, 1985)
Artist version. (2"20')
Ideal music for any church events or solo recital.
Set of part with :
Piccolo trumpet part in A

ISBN 9780787772963.

This highly practical volume by Larry Shackley contains 33 arrangements of popular hymns. Each is almost exactly 60 seconds in length and has various possible uses: as brief instrumental calls-to-worship, as interludes during communion, as filler between service elements, or as brief offertories for small congregations. Each one also has an optional introduction ending so that it can serve as a direct lead-in to congregational singing of the hymn.

Printed from our digital subscription "Lorenz Online," this volume of "The Organist?s Library " contains approximately 30 pieces of music that are satisfying to play but technically accessible and presented in a handy coil-bound format. These moderately challenging pieces for worship services feature hymn-tune settings, arrangements drawn from the classics, and original works. The duration, suggested registration, and common usages are provided for each title.

The present volume of 12 Motet Intabulations complements the 3 volumes .already published .with organ music by Heinrich Scheidemann (around 1595-1663), so that the complete organ oeuvre of the organist from Hamburg is now available in a modern editorial standard. From 1611-1614 Scheidemann studied with Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck in Amsterdam and from 1629 worked as an organist at St. Catherine's in Hamburg for about three and a half decades. He amalgamated the style of his teacher with North German tradition and is thus regarded as co-founder of the North German Organ School. For a long time, the skill to transfer vocal compositions into finger notation had been one of the main demands on a competently trained organist. At the beginning of the 17th century, however, the rather technical 'intabulation practice' faded into the background in favour of innovative forms of arrangement of the sacred cantus firmi. To Scheidemann belongs the credit for helping the genre tradition, which had unmistakably been in decline, to experience a late revival with his Motet Intabulations and for virtually erecting a glorious monument of excellent artistic quality to this type of composition &ndash. an important document in the history of organ music, and an interesting addition to the organ repertoire.

This collections features works based on Pentecost and Trinity Sunday favorites, with these hymn tunes:
Veni Creator Spiritus and Komm, Gott Schopfer (Come, Holy Ghost, our Souls Inspire)
In Babilone (Holy Spirit, Ever Dwelling"
Nicaea (Holy, Holy, Holy)
Grosser Gott (Holy God, We Praise Thy Name)
Old Hundredth (Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow/Doxology)

All of these works are in new arrangements, with contemporary stylings, harmonies, and rhythms. Most will work well as either preludes or postludes on Pentecost or Trinity Sunday, or the during the rest of the church year, as texts will some have many variations. I hope you enjoy playing them! There are full videos of each on YouTube at "OrganGuyPhil". Please have a listen!