Valse op.64-1 (G・2ver-trumpet & piano)-F.Chopin
Trumpet In Bb, Trumpet In C, Piano Normal
$6.99
Performance Video
Difficulty: Normal
7 Pages
Key Information
- Instrument 3
- Trumpet In BbTrumpet In CPiano
- Pages
- 7
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Type
- 3 Staves
- Instrumentation
- Ensemble
- Lyrics
- Not included
- Chord
- Not included
- Instrument
- Trumpet In Bb, Trumpet In C, Piano
- Pages
- 7
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Type
- 3 Staves
- Instrumentation
- Ensemble
- Lyrics
- Not included
- Chord
- Not included
Description
Composer: F.Chopin
Song: Valse (Waltz)/op.64-1
Key: Gdur
Orchestration: trumpet & piano
Level: Intermediate
(There are individual differences in level)
*with part score
*This is an arrangement of the 2nd edition..
In this arrangement, the melody is passed to the piano in the middle. In the final 24-tuplet, the piano becomes the main melody, and there is a part where the soloist harmonizes. Only the last six notes of the 24-note tuplet are played by the soloist and the piano, each eighth note.
At the beginning, the melody is passed to the piano. The ending that appears first (not as a tuplet) is the ending.
In the first version, the melody is passed to the piano at the beginning. The ending that appears first (not as a tuplet) is the ending.
Please choose according to your preference.
I arranged Chopin's famous piece into a piano trio. Please take this opportunity to try it.
$6.99
Description
Composer: F.Chopin
Song: Valse (Waltz)/op.64-1
Key: Gdur
Orchestration: trumpet & piano
Level: Intermediate
(There are individual differences in level)
*with part score
*This is an arrangement of the 2nd edition..
In this arrangement, the melody is passed to the piano in the middle. In the final 24-tuplet, the piano becomes the main melody, and there is a part where the soloist harmonizes. Only the last six notes of the 24-note tuplet are played by the soloist and the piano, each eighth note.
At the beginning, the melody is passed to the piano. The ending that appears first (not as a tuplet) is the ending.
In the first version, the melody is passed to the piano at the beginning. The ending that appears first (not as a tuplet) is the ending.
Please choose according to your preference.
I arranged Chopin's famous piece into a piano trio. Please take this opportunity to try it.