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natural trumpet music

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Subject: natural trumpet music
From: Stephen Kramer <sekramer@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 11 Aug 1995 21:00:04 -0400 (EDT)

For all those interested in natural trumpet music - I have found
the answer.  Anyone even remotely curious about what trumpets
should REALLY sound like should get one of these albums:


Music for Trumpet and Orchestra
Stradella - Biber - Vivaldi - Albinoni - Handel
soloist  Crispian Steele-Perkins
Tafelmusik directed by Jeanne Lamon
Sony "Vivarte" 

Courtly Trumpet Ensemble Music
Diabelli - Speer - Biber - Keller - others
soloist Ed Tarr
Bengt Eklund's Baroque Ensemble
BIS Grammofon of Sweden

I have a new respect for brass altogether, as I thought I was getting 
to be atleast moderately skilled at the valved trumpet only to realize
I would have been nothing had I played on a natural trumpet 200 years
ago.  The duets on the first alblum by Biber are some of the most 
beautiful recordings I have ever heard!


Does anyone know where I could acquire written music for natural 
trumpet?

thanks, 
-steve
		"Just gone valveless"


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