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Solo Sounds for Trumpet, Volume I, Levels 3-5: Trumpet Book

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Solo Sounds for Trumpet, Volume I, Levels 3-5: Trumpet Book

Ed. Jack Lamb

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The contents of the Solo Sounds folios features works on State Contest lists for each instrument (and pieces that are likely list candidates). Two folios are available for each instrument (flute, clarinet, oboe, alto saxophone, trumpet, trombone, French horn, and tuba), both with supplementary piano accompaniment volumes. A Federation Festivals 2020-2024 selection.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 16
ISBN10: 0-7692-2554-3
ISBN13: 978-0-7692-2554-8
UPC: 029156067941
SKU: 00-EL03341

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Why we love this

This collection draws directly from state contest lists, so you know every piece has been vetted by adjudicators and selected by directors across the country. The Levels 3-5 range gives intermediate students genuine solo literature with real musical substance, not simplified arrangements masquerading as classics.

What to expect

A curated sampler of trumpet writing that honors the voice of the instrument at an accessible level. These solos deliver musical substance and engaging melodic content that rewards both player and listener.

Who it's for

Intermediate trumpet students working toward festival competition or building a personal recital repertoire. This book serves directors seeking contest-appropriate material without hunting through multiple anthologies or online databases.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pair each solo with the corresponding piano accompaniment to create the full performance context; the piano part shapes phrasing and articulation in ways a piano reduction alone cannot convey.
  • Select pieces strategically for your festival season rather than programming all 16 consecutively; one or two solos per contest cycle prevents fatigue and lets each piece receive adequate rehearsal.
  • Study the printed music alongside contest requirements from your state; these pieces already meet typical standards, so you can focus on interpretation rather than worrying about compliance issues.

How to use it

Build your festival schedule around these pieces as anchors; a student can work on one or two solos from this collection while preparing other contest repertoire. Consider pairing selections from different style periods across your band's competition calendar to give students varied technical and interpretive challenges.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining controlled phrase arcs across moderate-length passages
  • Navigating intermediate rhythmic patterns typical of contest literature
  • Responding to accompaniment cues and maintaining ensemble awareness in solo contexts
  • Developing interpretation skills through structured, professionally vetted repertoire

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