Brass Duo
Michel Corrette 1707 - 1795
Divertissement Nr. 1
Für 2 Hörner oder Trompeten
2 Spielpartituren
herausgegeben und bearbeitet von Wolfgang G. Haas
 

Kresser, Joseph Gebhardt;
8 Duette aus der Méthode complète pour la trompette d‘harmonie (um 1836)
2 Spielpartituren
herausgegeben und bearbeitet  von Wolfgang G. Haas

Inhalt:
Vorwort
Nr. 1 Marche
Nr. 2 Allegro
Nr. 3 Allegretto
Nr. 4 Valse poco vivace
Nr. 5 Andantino
Nr. 6 Allegretto
Nr. 7 Allegretto
Nr. 8 Valse

ADE-TRIO Nr. 94
Ástor PIAZZOLLA 1921-1992
ADIOS NONINO
TANGO
für Trompete in C/B (Flügelhorn),
Viola (Violine), Cembalo (Klavier)

Paganini-Niccolo 1782-1840
Capriccio Paganiniana
für Blechbläser Quintett
für 4 Trompeten (oder Klarinetten)

Bach, Johann Sebastian 1685-1750
Bach-Recital
für Trompete Solo
edited & arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas

INHALT

Gottfried Reiche 1667-1734
„Abblasen“
Notenblatt auf dem Bild (1726)
von Elias Gottlob Haußmann

Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 645
Aus den Schübler-Chorälen
„Wachet auf! ruft uns die Stimme.

Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 1
Aus der Kantate
„Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern“

Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 1068
Aus der Orchestersuite Nr. 3 „Air“

Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 996
Aus der Suite BWV 996
Bourrée

Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 515a
Aria „Sooft ich meine Tobackspfeife‘‘

Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 77
Aus der Kantate
„Du sollst Gott, deinen Herren, lieben

Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 147
Aus der Kantate
„Jesus bleibet meine Freude“

This Bach recital arises at a time when keeping distance is paramount. There are opportunities for outdoor performance, as a soloist in the Corona Pandemic, with this sequence of works, has an ideal opportunity to perform at many different locations and to inspire an audience with his specific repertoire.
What could be more obvious than trying to do our Grandmaster Johann Sebastian Bach and to play an excerpt of his inexhaustible repertoire. The little Juvel can be heard in the opening round, which is lovingly depicted in the picture painted by Hausmann, the community trumpeter Gottfried Reiche, who is esteemed by Bach. The small sheet of music provides information about the instrumentalist's skill.

Wolfgang G. Haas
HOCHZEITSMUSIK FÜR ALPHORN HaasWV79

Satzfolge:
HOCHZEITSMUSIK FÜR ALPHORN
WOLFGANG G. HAAS HaasWV79
Fantasie über The Prince of Denmark‘s March
Amazing Grace
Trumpet Tune
Alphorn Voluntary Nr. 1
Allemande et Tripla
Zum Kirchgang:
Lobe den Herren
Maria zu lieben
Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern

Haydn Joseph
     For trumpet and piano
     Difficulty: 3
      Piano reduction
  in (Mi b) / Es / E b
     Key: E-flat major
     WVZ: Hob. VIIe: 1

Trompetenkonzert in E-Major
„Concerto a Tromba principale“ in E / in Mi
Piano reduction Solo-part in E/ Bb/ C
a cura di Edward H. Tarr

Johann Nepomuk Hummel‘s trumpet concerto, which today occupies a secure place in the repertory, was - like the Haydn concerto of 1796 composed for the Viennese keyed trumpet virtuoso, Anton Weidinger (1767-1852). Hummel terminated the composition on December 8, 1803, and Weidinger performed the concerto already on January 1, 1804 for the first time, as „musique de table „.

Georg Friedrich Handel 1685-1759
Handel Recital
Trumpet Solo

Content:
Water music
from the trumpet suite No. 2 HWV 349
I. Andante allegro
II. Alla Hornpipe
III.Trumpet Minuet
IV. Lentement
V. Bourrée

Georg Friedrich Handel 1685-1759
VI. From the oratorio Joshua HWV 64 (1747) and
Judas Maccabus HWV 63 (1746)"Daughter Zion"

Georg Friedrich Handel 1685-1759
VII. from Xerxes (Serse 1738) "The King in Love"
No. 1 Aria "Ombra mai fé"

Dieses Händel-Recital arises at a time when keeping distance is paramount. There are possibilities for performance in the open, because a soloist in the Corona Pandemic, with this sequence of works, has an ideal opportunity to perform at many different locations and to inspire an audience with his specific repertoire.
This special recital-note series wants to give the musicians and their listeners a first impression of their inexhaustible repertoire in a light and relaxed form with the grandmasters Johann Sebastian Bach (ISMN M-2054-2424-4) and others. The so-called "Serious Music" served in its time for well-kept entertainment and carries this entertainment value undisturbed into our time. Whether played indoors for "Open Air" concerts or other lecture possibilities, the solo works convey joy and thus personal success through the performers!