Clarke - Trumpet Voluntary - Academic Brass EnsembleTrumpet Voluntary by Jeremiah Clarke, arranged for Academic Brass Ensemble by Mogens Andresen. Jeremiah Clarke (1674 1707) was an English Baroque composer, who is best remembered for this popular keyboard piece. Commonly known as the "Trumpet Voluntary," but also called the "Prince of Denmark's March." In the Baroque era, musicians and composers often wrote tributes to their employers who emphasized the greatness and wisdom of their powerful

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Tuba part in F or Eb

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Double part for Baritones in Bb - bass clef

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Contrabass part

The arrangement is suitable for intermediate/advanced performers

Mogens Andresen´s arrangement was written for the INTERNATIONAL TROMBONE ASSICIATION’s Festival in Nashville

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