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piccolo trumpet: 4 valves
77bubblegumpink 3 days ago
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The only advise is: this music was composed by Jeremiah Clarke not Purcell.
The confusion was made because this gender of music got another name "improvisation" we do not use "Voluntary" any more.Word from Latin [Voluntas], that means "will". Volutary means "free will". The trumpet, cornet, associated to voluntaries is just a stop of the organ. So, Trumpet Voluntarie March, is just a register made in the pipe organ. We can´t associate sonatas only to Beethoven. Purcell have other VOLUNTARIES
westekhel 1 week ago
that IS a piccolo trumpet. it's the only trumpet with 4 valves. the 4th acts as a better in tune 1&3 combo.
lolfagman102 1 month ago
This should be a Piccolo trumpet.
Brazzo14 1 month ago
4 valve trumpet? I've never seen that before.
guitarhero1346 1 month ago
So beautiful!!
eiaenhorn 1 month ago
Very nice.What language was being spoken?
Nabokov50 2 months ago
@Nabokov50 Portuguese ;)
MRMSSPRODUCTIONS 2 months ago
1:10
gomtao 2 months ago
Marvelous. The trumpet is one of the sweetest musical instrument
ceval1000 3 months ago
amazing!
gohito456 4 months ago in playlist Liked
I can't believe this is still being attributed to Purcell.
l1belula 5 months ago
@l1belula I don't understand your comment, I was always under the impression that this was a piece by Purcell. If not then who composed it? I would be very interested to know.
MrHeadrocker50 1 week ago
@MrHeadrocker50 The Prince of Denmark's March, commonly but erroneously called the Trumpet Voluntary, is a musical composition (a march) written circa. 1700, by English baroque composer Jeremiah Clarke (who was the first organist of the then newly rebuilt St Paul's Cathedral).
KeyszerS 4 days ago
@KeyszerS Thank You for that information.
MrHeadrocker50 3 days ago