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Trumpet Melody

The chromatic trumpet was made in the 1700s, but there are some single songs written for the now traditional trumpet played on<a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-types-of-trumpets.html"> piccolo trumpet</a>. Some lists trumpet works are: Trumpet chromatic: 
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<li>Malcolm Arnold - Fantasy for Trumpet</li>
<li>Alexander Arutiunian - Concerto for Trumpet and George Enescu & Legende</li>
<li>Robert Erickson - Kryl</li>
<li>Eric Ewazen - Concerto for Trumpet & Sonata for Trumpet</li>
<li>Alexander Goedicke - Concerto for Trumpet & Concert Etude</li>
<li>Edward Gregson - Concerto for Trumpet</li>
<li>H.K Gruber - Exposed Throat</li>
<li>Franz Josef Haydn - Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra in E flat Major</li>
<li>Paul Hindemith - Sonata for Trumpet and Piano</li>
<li>Bertold Hummel - Sonatina for Trumpet and Piano (1950) [2]</li>
<li>Johann Nepomuk Hummel - Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra in E Major (Often transposed to E flat major)</li>
<li>Kent Wheeler Kennan - Sonata for Trumpet and Piano (1956 and 1986 editions)</li>
<li>Bohuslav Martinu - Sonatina for Trumpet (C or B) and Piano</li>
<li>William Perry - Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra</li>
<li>Halsey Stevens - Sonata for Trumpet and Piano</li>
<li>Henri Tomasi - Concerto for Trumpet & Triptyque</li>
</ul>
Natural Trumpet / Piccolo Trumpet: 
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<li>Johann Sebastian Bach - Brandenburg Concerto # 2 in F Major</li>
<li>Michael Haydn - Concerto for Trumpet in D Major & Concerto for Trumpet in C Major</li>
<li>J. Melchior Molter - Concerto # 1, # 2 and # 3</li>
<li>Leopold Mozart - Concerto for Trumpet in D Major</li>
<li>Georg Philipp Telemann - Concerto for Trumpet, Strings, and continuo in D Major</li>
<li>Giuseppe Torelli - Sonata in D major</li>
</ul>
Other: 
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<li>Bach, J.S. - Brandenburg Concerto No.. 2 (Movements I and III) (very hard, typically major orchestras only), Mass in B Minor (Credo), Christmas Oratorio (No. 64 Nun Seid Ihr Gerochen Wohl), and the Magnificat (Chorus: Magnificat)</li>
<li><a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/10/history-of-sonata-as-form-of-classical.html">Beethoven </a>- Leonore Overture No.. Leonore Overture No. 2 &. 3</li>
<li>Copland - Quiet City, An Outdoor Overture and "Hoe-Down" from Rodeo</li>
<li>Mahler - Symphony No.. 1 (Movement I), Symphony No.. 2 (Movements I, II, III, V, Symphony No.. 3 (Off-stage Posthorn solo), and Symphony No.. 5 (Movements I, III, V)</li>
<li>Richard Wagner - Prelude to Parsifal and Die Meistersinger Overture from</li>
<li>Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Symphony # 4 (opening), Capriccio Italien, & Le Chocolat (Danse Espaniole) from the Ballet: Nutcracker, Act II: No.. 12.</li>
<li>Richard Strauss - Eine Alpensinfonie (section "Auf dem Gletscher") and Don Juan (Opening through Sec. B, Weich Solo, Solo Vivo, Sec. P)</li>
</ul>

The chromatic trumpet was made in the 1700s, but there are some single songs written for the now traditional trumpet played on piccolo tru...

The Types of Orchestra

Music orchestra consists of various types. Although it is always evolving, but the kind that are important to understand the following: 
 
Bolero 
Bolero is Spanish dance in triple rhythm, usually accompanied by castanets. But first created by Sebastian Cerezo in 1780. Although this form is essentially orchestral, Chopin made a bolero for solo piano. Bolero is a famous work of Maurice Ravel, was written for the dancer Ida Rubinstein in 1928. This work is known as an orchestral work later on. 
 
Concertante 
is a concerto for two or more instruments, and orchestra. For example: Mozart - Concertante in E Flat Simfonia Major, for violin, viola, and orchestra. 
 
Concertino 
Konsertino means minor concerto. This understanding is parallel to <a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/search/?q=sonata+and+sonatina">sonata and sonatina</a>. Konsertino structure simpler than the concerto, short parts and its development section varies. Some of the contemporary French composer wrote konsertino for piano and orchestra, namely: Jean Francaix, Arthur Honegger, Francis Poulenc and. 
 
Concerto 
Concerto is works great for 1 to 4 players solo instrument with orchestra, Tapin generally for a soloist. Concerto for solo instrument and display individuality virtuositas players. Concerto generally terdidri of three parts: 
 
<ol>
<li>Using the traditional sonata form which traditionally ends with kadens. At the showcase soloist kadens virtuositasnya without orchestral accompaniment. In the first part kadens conducted improvisation, as did Mozart, but in the aftermath composer, performer, or musician, wrote the part kadens.</li>
<li>Is lyrical, sometimes in the form of the base (the form of songs), and sometimes in the form of theme-variation</li>
<li>Written in the form of a rondo accompanied kadens section at the end.</li>
</ol>
Divertimento 
Used swapped with serenade, Cassation and nocturne. The term is often applied to the composition of the same shape it was rather difficult to distinguish between the characteristics of each other. Divertimento is usually used for outdoor concerts or open space or for entertainment palace, and usually have a mild character. This form has several short sections and styles vary. 
 
 
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Music orchestra consists of various types . Although it is always evolving, but the kind that are important to understand the following: ...

Form and Differences The Sonata with Allegro Sonatine

Epilogue exposition consists of 3 bars is unbelievably simple and short, and at times the game is used by 2 dominant scale in the kadens perfect. Though with different time signatures in modulating thereby increasing tension diminished chord with sukung position in an increasingly rising. 
 
The epilogue is a concluding section Codetta used Prier, is set in the game. Sonatine is simple and has a clear structure. Sonatine or other word is a diminutif Sonatina sonata, which has a meaning in proportion smaller. 
 
Perhaps the question arises out of our minds, then what is the difference Sonatine the <a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/10/structural-form-sonata-allegro.html">Sonata Allegro</a>? Here is the answer: 
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<li>Sonatine material is lighter than the sonata allegro</li>
<li>Use of introduction in less Sonatine</li>
<li>Transitions between key themes and subordinate tea sometimes omitted. </li>
<li>Cover is usually a theme or a repetition codetta kadens group, not a stand-alone section.</li>
<li>Sometimes there is a long development. </li>
<li>Coda short.</li>
</ol>
Scales down repeated movement and at the same tempo and dynamics decreased as preparation for the new section. In the classical era Sonatine form definitive stand. At the recapitulation of bars longer three bars of the exposition.

Epilogue exposition consists of 3 bars is unbelievably simple and short, and at times the game is used by 2 dominant scale in the kadens per...