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Titre	Suite of Ayres for the Theatre in F major
Référence article	4057343
Catégorie	Pédagogie/Répertoire instrumental
Sous-catégorie	Trompette avec accompagnement
Instrumentation / informations	Trp (trompette en si bémol); Key (instrument à clavier)
Pays de publication	Allemagne (de)
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Titre de la collection	Music for the King's Trumpeter Series
Compositeur	Clarke, Jeremiah
Arrangeur	Steele-Perkins, Crispian
Niveau	3
Informations complémentaires/contenu	Part for: Trumpet in Bb Sources: 1. Trumpet Song: British Library (BL) London, Add.MS 15318 This is the 'Second Act Tune' from the semiopera 'The Island Princess' with music by Clarke, Daniel Purcell and Leveridge; the tune is well known from other versions, but in this simple four part harmonisation no trumpet part is actually specified. 2. Slow Air: BL KlOa (16) Published in 1711 by King, Young and Hare. 3. Rondo: BLAdd.MS 15318 Taken from 'The Island Princess', this brief instrumental interlude rests the trumpet and introduces the listener to a different key. 4. Cibell BLAdd.MS 15318 This rare and beautiful piece of writing for the trumpet appears in the appendix to 'The Island Princess', originally in two parts. 5. The Gigue: BLAdd. MS 39565/7; 30839 From the Part Books of 'Suite de Clerk' in the British Library 6. The Serenade BL K314 This also appears in the above mentioned part books and numerous other sources; it appears to have been a particularly popular piece. 7. Minuett: Royal College of Music Library, London Published by Walsh in 1702 8. RoundO: BL K314 Also in the part books containing the Gigue and the Serenade; sometimes known as 'The Prince of Denmark's March', it was mistakenly popularised for many years as 'Purcell's Trumpet Voluntary'.
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