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Trumpet & Keyboard

SKU: AP.81-ST1376

Grand Fantasia. Composed by John Hartmann. Edited by H. M. Lewis. Brass - B-flat Cornet (Trumpet) Solo; Solo; Solo Small Ensembles. Eighth Note Publications. Form: Fantasia. Part(s). Duration 6:30. Eighth Note Publications #81-ST1376. Published by Eighth Note Publications (AP.81-ST1376).

ISBN 9781771570107. UPC: 685462020119. English.

Hartmann's solos are marked by cantabile introductions, difficult variations (usually including one in the parallel minor key), and a triple-tongued finale. Like most cornet solos of the time, Alexis should be played with rubato, and the tempos should not be taken too literally. (6:30).