Organ Trumpet Music

…Handel's death, he conducted the oratorio performances at Covent Garden and Drury Lane. Stanley also succeeded William Boyce as Master of the King's Band of Musicians. Among his compositions, Stanley's many organ voluntaries were well-known, They are the source for the trumpet tunes arranged here.

Arranged by S. Drummond Wolff. Two trumpets, organ, and timpani. Instrumental parts are included.

This Processional from a "Sonata for Winds" by George Frideric Handel is edited and arranged for two trumpets, two trombones, timpani, and organ. By S. Drummond Wolff. Suitable for weddings and festive occasions.

These six trumpet tunes of various 18th-century composers have been arranged and edited for organ. They are no the familiar trumpet tunes, but have been arranged from movements by John Stanley, William Boyce, Maurice Greene, Georg Philipp Telemann, and George Frideric Handel.

A combined effort to conjoin the chorale strength of J.S. Bach with an added trumpet. Hints at the rhythmic character of EIN FESTE BURG at the same time using the increasingly popular isometric version of the tune. This is an ideal piece to integrate throughout your Reformation service.

Harmonically interesting and rhythmically vibrant triptych of festive pieces for solo trumpet and organ. Treat your congregation to one of these gems during Easter season. Requires a proficient trumpeter. Part for B-flat trumpet included.

S. Drummond Wolff has taken seven short pieces from two instrumental compositions by Georg Philipp Telemann and arranged them for organ. The pieces may be played individually or as a suite.

…orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year. Particularly useful for festivals, weddings, and other joyous occasions. All pieces can be played effectively on a single-manual organ with…

Trumpet tunes by Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni edited and arranged for trumpet and organ by S. Drummond Wolff. Suitable for weddings and festivals.

Trumpet tunes by Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni edited and arranged for trumpet and organ by S. Drummond Wolff. Suitable for weddings and festivals.

These six trumpet tunes of various 18th-century composers have been arranged and edited for organ. They are not the familiar trumpet tunes, but have been arranged from movements by John Stanley, William Boyce, Maurice Greene, George Philipp Telemann, and George Frideric Handel.

Four processionals for trumpet and organ by Bálint Karosi flow seamlessly together, or they may be played as independent pieces. These demanding processionals showcase Karosi’s superb compositional artistry. Excellent processional and recessional music as well as festival, concert, or…

A festival hymn setting by Jacob B. Weber on the tune O DASS ICH TAUSEND ZUNGEN HÄTTE (DRETZEL) composed for trumpet and organ or simply organ solo. Practical throughout the year, this arrangement will be especially appropriate at Reformation. Contains an introduction, two hymn settings, an…

Arranged by S. Drummond Wolff. Two trumpets, organ, and timpani. Instrumental parts are included.

Clean edition by S. Drummond Wolff arranged for trumpets with an idiomatic organ part. Instrumental parts included. Suitable for processionals and recessionals.

Another captivating arrangement by S. Drummond Wolff from J. S. Bach’s Cantata 146 (Easter Cantata) for solo trumpet, organ, and timpani. Suitable for high school musicians.

This collection of tender and triumphant tunes is based on five familiar carols: “God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen,” “Joy to the World,” “Once in Royal David’s City,” “What Child Is This,” and “What Is This Lovely Fragrance.” These…

This three movement suite may be played as a single unit or as three separate pieces. Instrumental parts included.

Organ and trumpet are full musical partners in this majestic publication. This title would make an excellent processional/recessional for use in Sunday worship, graduations, and festive occasions.

Six settings by J. William Greene based on familiar hymn tunes covering the Church Year.

…by John A. Behnke for SATB choir, congregation, organ, with optional trumpet and 3–5 octave handbells. The musical idea illustrated throughout is the word holy and the mystery involved in it. Full score includes reproducible parts for trumpet and handbells. Choral octavo also available, Order…

Edited and arranged from various movements taken from sonatas, trios, arias, concertos, and orchestral music by some of the well-known musicians of the Baroque era. Suitable for preludes, voluntaries, and postludes throughout the church year.

Three settings by Charles Callahan: Processional Fanfare, Gospel Fanfare, and Festival Fanfare for liturgical use. B-flat trumpet part included.

This collection is a mix of hymn-based preludes and free-based preludes—all reflecting the various colors of Alleluia.