UPDATE: Now for Trumpet and Piano or for Violin or Viola and Piano (the piano part remains unchanged in both transcriptions). A PDF for both can be found through the above IMSLP link.
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Harris Walz II "Conventional"
UPDATE: Now for Trumpet and Piano or for Violin or Viola and Piano (the piano part remains unchanged in both transcriptions). A PDF for both can be found through the above IMSLP link.
Harris Walz
UPDATE: I have made three transcriptions (so far): one for cello and piano (a cello obbligato to go with the solo piano original), one for viola and piano (a viola obbligato), and one for trumpet and piano. All are available through the transcription tab on the above IMSLP link.
You can listen to Daniel Gianola-Norris and Yvonne Wormer play the version for trumpet and piano here:
2025 Update: I put all four waltzes together in a set:
Adventures with Alice
I. How doth the little crocodile
II. Beautiful Soup
III. I sing this song for your delight
You can find the music on this page of the IMSLP.
Two Passages from Moby Dick for Two Trumpets
Three Short Pieces for Trumpet and Piano
These are intended as teaching pieces for "entry level" trumpet players, but they can be played by advanced players too.
I also made a transposed version that can be played by "entry level" violinists and violists. You can find the music for both the original and the transcriptions on this page of the IMSLP.
New Year's Greeting for Two Trumpets
I'm greeting 2018 with a piece for two trumpets (which can also be played by two clarinets, two French horns, or two euphoniums).
Here's a recording by Daniel Gianola-Norris to greet 2022!
You can get a PDF on this page of the IMSLP.
Sonata for Trumpet and Piano
Here is a link to a recording made by Thomas Pfotenhauer and Vincent Fuh, and the music is available from here from Subito.
2002
2021 UPDATE: Here's a recording made by Daniel Gianola-Norris
Two Pieces for Brass Quintet
You can listen to this piece here: Point of Departure, Point of Imitation and Vanishing Point. The music is available here from Subito.
Transcription: Bach Brandenburg Concerto #2
This transcription of the Bach Brandenburg Concerto #2, BWV 1047, is for trumpet, organ, and string quartet. It is based on the Barenreiter edition, and the trumpet part is identical to the trumpet part of the original.
The second movement is for string quartet alone. The original instrumentation for the outer movements is indicated in the organ part, but the intended sound is for organ stops and not for electronic approximations of flute and oboe.
The score and parts are available on this page of the IMSLP.
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