Trumpet Voluntary for Brass Quintet and Organ (Stanley/arr. Marlatt) PDF Download

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In the 17th century a trumpet voluntary was a piece that was not actually written for trumpet. It was written for solo organ and meant to be played on the trumpet or cornet stop. This popular piece is commonly used during wedding ceremonies. It is quite short and can be repeated as many times as required to facilitate timing considerations such as the bridal party coming down the aisle. All dynamics, articulations and some ornaments (trills) have been added by the editor and may be ignored or altered to better suit the performers.

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