Piano and organ accompaniments for all three movements of Neruda's Trumpet Concerto in E-flat major – Allegro, Largo and Vivace – with play-along videos.
Trumpet Play-Along • Classical Concerto
Trumpet Concerto in E-flat MajorJohann Baptist Georg Neruda
Johann Baptist Georg Neruda
Neruda's concerto, originally written for the corno da caccia, is one of the most elegant works of the early Classical trumpet repertoire. The graceful Allegro, the songful Largo and the lively Vivace together make it a favourite for exams, auditions and recitals. Choose a movement above the player – every movement is available with piano, and the outer movements also with organ.
Practising with the accompaniment helps you keep a steady pulse, play the long notes in tune and shape each phrase musically.
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Practice tips
- Play with a warm, soft sound.
- Use gentle dynamics to shape the melody.
- Keep the air steady on long notes.
More: I. Allegro · III. Vivace.
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