Since its initial publication c.1850, Ernst Sachse's 100 Etudes for Trumpet has been one of the cornerstones of trumpet pedagogy. The study of etudes originally written for other instrumental

Andrew D. Gordon, world renowned music educator, author of over 60 music educational products, has previously written numerous books on sax styles such as: 100 Ultimate Blues Riffs for Saxophone,

Andrew D. Gordon, world renowned music educator, author of over 70 music educational products, has previously written or co-written numerous books on Trumpet/Brass styles such as: 100 Ultimate Blues

From the pen of Roger Winslow (204 Progressive Sightreading Tunes), these original duets begin simply and progress to an advanced level. Great for encouraging ensemble playing as well as building

This delightful collection of intermediate- to advanced-level duets is based on traditional sacred and secular Christmas carols. They are at times challenging (not for beginners) without being overwhelming;

This collection for trumpet and trombone contains a ton of variety for any performance situation. Titles include: Fur Elise (Beethoven); Minuet and Trio (Mozart); Adagio And

From Bix Beiderbecke and Louis Armstrong to Herb Alpert and Chuck Mangione, take a look at the genesis of pop trumpet. This book/online audio access package provides solo transcriptions in standard

3 Excursions, by Joseph Turrin treads gratifying terrain. Neither diatonic nor abstract, in an idiom familiar to performers and listeners, 3 Excursions is a handsomely crafted showcase for

In 1925, Theo Charlier published his 36 Etudes Transcendentes with Buffon-Crampon Publishers in Liege, Belgium. Based on his orchestral and teaching experiences, he felt the need to provide himself

Orlando Gibbons’ (1583-1625) duets for treble instruments, edited here for two trumpets (in C, Bb or flugelhorn), hold extraordinary musical value. These Six Fantasias give one a taste of

The quiet, expressive opening of this number leads into an authentic salsa theme featuring the syncopated rhythms and spirited lines for which this music is widely known. Improvised choruses can be opened