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Lake of bays - Solo for Cornet/Trumpet

Lake Of Bays - Solo For Cornet/Trumpet Herbert L. Clarke / Arr. John Brakstad

Serie / Series: Concert Band Entertainment
Herbert Lincoln Clarke (1867 1945) is maybe the most famous American cornet players of all time.
He was member of The John Philip Sousa Band , and was their cornet soloist for many years. He played trumpet in New York Philharmonic and later in The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
He made a large contribution to the solo literature for cornet / trumpet, and his numerous technical studies are still used.


[NO]Herbert Lincoln Clarke (1867 1945) var en av de mest berømte amerikanske kornettister gjennom tidene.
Han var kornettsolist med The John Philip Sousa Band i en årrekke.
Han var også trompetist i New York Philharmonic og i The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
I nåtid er han kjent for sine Technical studies og et stort antall kornett / trompetsoloer, som alle har elementer av humor og tekniske utfordringer.


Aufnahme / Recording:Norwegian Dance - New Music for Concert Band 2013-2014
Concert Band Entertainment


Herbert Lincoln Clarke (1867 1945) is maybe the most famous American cornet players of all time.
He was member of The John Philip Sousa Band , and was their cornet soloist for many years. He played trumpet in New York Philharmonic and later in The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
He made a large contribution to the solo literature for cornet / trumpet, and his numerous technical studies are still used.
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Order id: 162266
Difficulty: 5
Duration: 2:49 min
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publisher id: NOR 9790261704922
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Composer: Herbert L. Clarke
Arranger: John Brakstad
Publisher: Norsk Noteservice Vigmostad & Bjørke AS
Instrumentation: Blasorchester Noten / Concert Band

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