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Arts Council Fanfare: 6 Trumpets Score & Parts

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Arts Council Fanfare: 6 Trumpets Score & Parts

By Daniel Thrower

Level: Difficult

Item: 81-TE24119

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The Arts Council Fanfare was commissioned by the Provo Arts Council in Provo, Utah. This piece works extremely well as an opening crowd grabber. The premier performance was on one piccolo and five fanfare (or herald) trumpets with fancy banners to open a pop concert. Unforgettable!

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Series: Eighth Note Publications
Publisher: Eighth Note Publications
ISBN10: 1-55472-068-0
ISBN13: 978-1-55472-068-2
UPC: 685462009718
SKU: 81-TE24119
Instrumentation: 6 Trumpets

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Why we love this

This piece delivers immediate theatrical impact without requiring a massive ensemble. The combination of piccolo and six trumpets creates a brilliant, attention-commanding sound that works equally well at outdoor events and indoor concert halls. Thrower writes idiomatically for the trumpet section, ensuring that players across ability levels within the sextet stay engaged.

What to expect

Bright, ceremonial, and energetic. The writing sparkles with the kind of aristocratic confidence that makes audiences sit up and pay attention from the first note. There's a clear sense of occasion and celebration built into every phrase.

Who it's for

Brass ensembles seeking a high-impact opening piece that works for concerts, competitions, and ceremonial occasions. This sextet is accessible to accomplished high school players and adult community brass groups.

How to get the most out of it

  • Coordinate the visual presentation with the music. The original premiere paired the fanfare with banners and formal staging; even modest staging choices (careful entrances, unified posture) amplify the ceremonial character.
  • Balance the piccolo carefully so it pierces through the brass without dominating. This piece depends on ensemble cohesion, not individual voices.
  • Establish a rock-solid tempo from the opening attack. Fanfares live or die by rhythmic precision and ensemble unanimity on the downbeat.

How to use it

Program this as a concert opener or as the finale of a brass ensemble showcase. The piece is compact enough to pair nicely with a longer work, and its fanfare-like character makes it especially effective at gala events, award ceremonies, or festival openings.

Skills your students will build

  • Ensemble precision and unified articulation in a high-register brass setting
  • Balancing individual parts within a homogeneous texture
  • Sustaining consistent tone quality and intonation at forte dynamic levels
  • Executing fanfare-style rhythm and phrasing conventions

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