A staple in the repertoire of high school and advancing college level trumpet players. On major contest and festival lists throughout the world.

A flashy solo composed in the 1920s for the French National Conservatory of Music.

A mainstay of the solo trumpet repertoire, the Soviet composer Alexander Goedicke wrote this piece in a classical style for concert usage.

A fun piece to learn, not your traditional and predictable concerto. Challenging for trumpeters and a favorite for accompanists.

A solid piece of literature, considered a standard in trumpet repertoire. An excellent choice for study, examination purposes, or concert and contest.

In 1974 the trumpet player David R. Hickman published the present Trumpet concerto in E flat major by Neruda and thus rewarded himself and his colleagues with one of the altogether most popular solo

A great piece of literature, used for many college auditions and a staple of the trumpet repertoire. A must for the serious trumpeter!

One of the most famous of the great trumpet concerti, this should be in the library of every serious trumpet player.