Hesse - 5,6,7 Warmup Routine for Trumpet

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Hesse - 5,6,7 Warmup Routine for TrumpetMick Hesse has written a warmup routine in three chapters using his 50 plus year career as a performing artist and teacher to help mature performers get and stay in shape throughout the course of a season. In his own words: These 3 Stages of practice are designed to help you get started and keep you practicing in a fundamentally sound way. The exercises start with a five minute time limit and move seamlessly to six and seven minutes of playing. Once

Lalo's earliest surviving compositions are songs and chamber works

James Haynor has arranged a crackerjack work for 10-part Brass Ensemble

The orchestration for Flute

but add some ‘zip’

This three minute work can be performed by advanced players

589 was composed in May 1790 and is the second of the Prussian Quartets in four movements:

The work is of intermediate difficulty and is very sonorous and lyrical sounding

Parts supplied for C and A Piccolo Trumpet

The piece is about four minutes in length and is in Tenor Clef

The soundtrack below is the 1st movement of the work entitled Conflicting Alliances from a studio recording by Mike Hall taken from his new streaming album Hooked On Polyphony

or played as originally published

Erion has also arranged three other Shostakovich Quartets available at Cherry Classics

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