Czech Baroque Music No. 67
Albertini, Thomae 1671-1737
- Sonata à 10, C major, duration: 7:25
Sonata à 10 in C Major for 4 (natural) Trumpets in C, timpani, strings, Bc.
Score,
Set of parts, complete orchestra material
1 x [natural] trumpet choir 1 in C (Clarin I /II)
1 x natural] trumpet choir 2 in C (Clarin I/II or III/IV))
1x individual part, timpani (2 pages)
1x individual part, violin 1
1x individual part, violin 2
1x individual part, viola
1x individual part, basso continuo
1 x individual part, cello
1 x individual part, double bass
Foreword in German
Score (24 pages), set of parts (8453026)
DIN A4, cardboard, ISMN M-2054-0200-6

The Concerto for 7 Trp Pk of Altenburg's "attempt at a guide to heroic musical Trumpeter, Pauker Arts Hall 1795" has been added here in important details, processed Practical. The voices Material: Score, Clarino Concertato in D (C) Chorus 1 in D (C) Chorus II in D (C) Timpani. The work is both feasible (natural) trumpets as well as on modern instruments.

Anonymous (Kloster Einsiedeln)
12 Einsiedeler Aufzüge (Twelve Processional Fanfares)
3 (6) Natur-) Trompeten & Pauken
3 (6) (Baroque) Trumpets and Timpani
Edited & arranged by Edward H. Tarr

The editor found this music in Einsiedeln’s library in 1964, while he was spending several days there for a recording on historical instruments. (It was an LP of Mozart’s church sonatas for harmonia mundi; the instrument maker Helmut Finke played the second Baroque trumpet.) The librarian, Pater Canisius, even allowed the part-books to be taken home – four months long! – for transcription. Later (1972), when the undersigned entered the faculty of the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, his students Alfred Schmid and Walter Remensberger copied the music anew, and still later (2006), his Karlsruhe
student Amanda Pepping typed them into her computer. In the past these brief but effective pieces have pleased several generations of „Schola“ students and enriched many celebrations, so that the editor is now happy to place them at the disposal of a larger public.
A glance at No. 9 will reveal a more than accidental similarity with the „Tiroler Aufzug“ (Processional Fanfare from Tirol) No. 15 from the Cistercian monastery Stams. (See Wolfgang G. Haas-Musikverlag Köln e. K., ISMN M-2054-0673-8.) The world is small!
 

Wolfgang G. Haas
-Adventliche Music Haas WV 52
5 trumpets B (1st Part B / C), organ / piano)   

Inhalt:
„Macht hoch die Tür‘
Interludium I,
„Maria durch ein‘ Dornwald ging“
Canzone I
„Alle Jahre wieder“
Interludium II
„Lasst uns froh und munter sein“
Canzone II ,
„Es kommt ein Schiff geladen“

On Christmas Night / Eve
6 (12) Trumpets, Organ (Wolfgang G. Haas)
6 (12) Trumpets, Organ

Anonymous, Augsburg around 1582
-Elevator the Augsburg Spieluhren automata (1582)
/ 5 (sodium) Trp, Pk or 10 (sodium) Trp, Pk

Trumpets automata, 1582 This is probably one of the oldest elevators ever. Reconstructed is the music from the work of a music box. A beautiful piece of trumpet music, with the research, however, has yet to answer questions. A double choir suggests the construction of watches:
Two trumpet choruses of each 5 trumpeters stand opposite each other, in the center, one floor up, the timpanist is. Does the right choir, the choir left lowers the instruments and via verse. This interplay takes place at each repetition. An impressive piece of performance practice. A marvelous work to demonstrate the performance practice.

Anonymous;
Prozessiona for trumpet machines
Archduke Ferdinand of Tyrol (1582) No.1 Part, Sti

As a wedding gift, a magnificently designed jukebox. This is the background of this magnificent sheet music for trumpet ensemble nature. Either einchörig for 5 trumpets and timpani or doppelchörig for 10 trumpets and timpani, performable in a for double trumpet ensemble. The background story to tell the two outstanding musicologist in an exciting essay in German / english. (Reconstructed works from mechanical trumpet machines.

Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750

Aus der Kantate BWV 147
Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben
Choral Nr. 10
“Jesus bleibet meine Freude”
Edited and arranged by Wolfgang G. Haas
 
for an ensemble of 5 like instruments: trumpets, horns, clarinets, saxophones