Taught by renowned trumpet player
Chris Coletti
One of the most enduring pieces in the trumpet's solo literature, Haydn's concerto is renowned for it's melodicism and relative technical accessibility. Chis Coletti tackles each movement, discussing style, phrasing, articulation, and more on both B-flat and E-flat trumpets. Editions in both keys are provided.
I. Allegro
Chris begins by discussing the Baroque instruments this piece would have been written for. He goes on to lay out his philosophy on the Classical style, getures, articulation, phrasing, the sometimes nefarious high E-flat, and much more.
II. Andante
Reading from the score can be a great way of gaining context in this movement. Chris discusses the nuance in the harmony of this gorgeous opening theme, how that impacts phrasing, how to treat chromatic gestures, and more.
III. Allegro
The third movement is the most technically challenging, but Chris breaks down the gestures, the sometimes oddly grouped phrases, the octaves toward the end, and much more.
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Unlock Course →Chris Coletti's innovative playing, arranging, and singing have been heard by thousands during his time with Canadian Brass since the age of 22 – he has since launched a varied and impressive solo career while teaching at Ithaca College in New York.
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