At Last, Victorious!
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Upgrade your library of easy trumpet literature with At Last Victorious! easy trumpet quartet. This is a 6/8 march in three sharps.
As a trumpet teacher with over forty years of experience teaching beginners, I believe that solid range should be developed over a long period of time. But this doesn’t mean that the beginner students need to wait for their range to improve before they dive deeper into the musical side of the instrument.
At Last, Victorious! easy trumpet quartet includes the most difficult combination of skills without moving into our first intermediate level. We will talk more about skill levels below, but let me say that many people would label At Last, Victorious as an intermediate piece. In our skill level system, three sharps and six-eight time signature are both in our second beginner skill level.
And yet, the highest note in the first part is fourth space E.
At Last, Victorious! easy trumpet quartet is the kind of piece I would assign to my students right before they “graduate” from the second beginner skill level into the first intermediate skill level.
At Last, Victorious! is a march in six-eight time signature in three sharps. It is not as long as a traditional march and the “trio” is not technically a real trio (and therefore not marked as such). But I do believe that the piece serves as a nice introduction to marches for beginner trumpet students.
As a trumpet teacher with over forty years of experience teaching beginners, I believe that solid range should be developed over a long period of time. But this doesn’t mean that the beginner students need to wait for their range to improve before they dive deeper into the musical side of the instrument.
At Last, Victorious! easy trumpet quartet includes the most difficult combination of skills without moving into our first intermediate level. We will talk more about skill levels below, but let me say that many people would label At Last, Victorious as an intermediate piece. In our skill level system, three sharps and six-eight time signature are both in our second beginner skill level.
And yet, the highest note in the first part is fourth space E.
At Last, Victorious! easy trumpet quartet is the kind of piece I would assign to my students right before they “graduate” from the second beginner skill level into the first intermediate skill level.
At Last, Victorious! is a march in six-eight time signature in three sharps. It is not as long as a traditional march and the “trio” is not technically a real trio (and therefore not marked as such). But I do believe that the piece serves as a nice introduction to marches for beginner trumpet students.
