Trumpet Voluntary (STANLEY JOHN)

Spiral Bound-A broad and varied selection of music which will prove useful for many occasions offering something different from the standard repertoire.A solis ortus - Nicolas de GrignyAd coenam Agni providi - JehanTitelouzeAdagio - John BennettAllegro in A minor - Anon.Canzon - Christian ErbachCanzon on ?Christ lag in Todes Banden? - Christian HerbigCanzon on ?Nun komm der Heiden Heiland? - Christian HerbigCanzon on?Vater unser im Himmelreich? - Christian HerbigCanzon on ?Wir glauben all an einen Gott? - Christian HerbigCaprice - François RoberdayChoral - Johann Heinrich ButtstettCornet voluntary - William WalondDiapasonmovement - Maurice GreeneEt exultavit from ?Magnificat octavi toni? - Samuel ScheidtEx more docti mistico - Thomas TallisFantasy on ?On freudt verzer? - Paulus HofhaymnerFuga a due voci - John ChristopherPepuschFugue - François RoberdayFugue - Georg Caspar WeckerGavotte - Matthew CamidgeGelobet seist du Jesu Christ - Johann Heinrich ButtstettGloria tibi Trinitas - Thomas TallisIam lucis orto sidere -Thomas TallisIste confessor - Thomas TallisQuia respexit - Anon.Ricercar - Nicolaus Adam StrungkSiciliano - John AlcockTrumpet voluntary - Thomas Sanders DupuisVeni Creator Spiritus - JehanTitelouzeVeni Redemptor - Thomas TallisVoluntary in C - John StanleyVoluntary in D - John AlcockVoluntary in D - John StanleyVoluntary in D minor - John StanleyVoluntary in G - John StanleyVoluntary inG minor - John Stanley

Arrangeur: Sip. Par STANLEY JOHN. / Niveau : Assez Facile / Répertoire / 3 Cornets

Arrangeur: Sip. Par STANLEY JOHN. / Niveau : Assez Facile / Répertoire / 3 Cornets et Piano ou Orgue

The Tune in E is Thalben-Ball’s own invention. In the Style of John Stanley almost certainly refers to the many works Stanley wrote for Organ that start with a slow short introduction followed by a Trumpet voluntary as in Tune in E.John Stanley was a contemporary of Handel’s who often came to the Temple Church to hear him play. Stanley directed many of Handel’s oratorios and continued to direct performances at Covent Garden of oratorios of other composers after Handel’s death.George Thalben-Ball succeeded Sir Henry Walford Davies in the position of Organist of Temple Church and remained there for nearly sixty years. In the 1920’s he led the choir to international famewith a recording of Mendelssohn’s Hear My Prayer and continued to make many recordings with them. His Elegy for Organ is a popular piece in the repertoire and was played at the funeral of Diana Princess of Wales.