Clarke Studies Revisited: The Famous Technical Studies Reorganized by Key, for Trumpet

Arthur Pryor (1870-1942) was one of the best-known trombonists and bandsmen of his day. Trombone soloist for John Philip Sousa's celebrated bandpl beginning in 1892, he later functioned as assistant conductor of the Sousa band (1894-1903) before starting his own ensemble. His more than 300 compositions include novelty tunes, ragtime pieces and operettas, but of course he is best remembered today for his virtuosic solos for his own instrument. This book collects eight of his most popular solos in one volume and includes Blue Bells of Scotland, Fantastic Polka, The Little Chief (Polka Caprice), Love's Enchantment (Valse de Concert), Thoughts of Love and more. This is a book everytrombonist will want to have in his or her library.
The Herbert L. Clarke Technical Studies for the Cornet has served many generations offerumpet players as the seminal book for the improvement of technical facility on the instrument. In an effort to introduce these great studies to less experienced trumpetists, Larry Clark has reorganized the studies in a key-centered approach to let developing players get comfortable with the studies in the easier keys first before moving on to more challenging ones. All of the studies are organized by key starting with the key of C major/A minor and moving on to one flat, one sharp, two flats, two sharps, etc., with the exception of the tenth study that focusses on grace notes. The eight etudeshave been placed near the back of the book.

CONTENIDO:

Blue Bells Of Scotland
Fantastic Polka
The Little Chief (Polka Caprice)
Love's Enchantment (Valse De Concert)
The Patriot
La Petite Suzanne (Valse Caprice)
Starlight (Waltz Caprice)
Thoughts Of Love (Valse De Concert)