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Chamber Works by Women Featuring the Trumpet Compiled by Diana Ambache Chamber works by women featuring the Trumpet Compiled by Diana Ambache The general format of each entry is name: title (instrumentation, publisher); date, length in minutes. Claude Arrieu: Reverie (with piano, Billaudot PR.534800100) c 1938, c 5’. Caprice (with piano; Billaudot). L’Etourdi (Billaudot). Concerto (Durand) 1965 Violet Archer: Little Suite (with piano, Waterloo Music W329) 1975, c 8’ Grażyna Bacewicz: Music for Strings, Trumpets & Percussion (PWM) 1958, 20’ Elsa Barraine: Fanfares de Printemps (with piano; Editions Durand) c 1940, c 11’ Sally Beamish: Fanfare (solo; Warwick Music) 1993, 3’ Janet Beat: Fireworks in Steel (solo; Furore Verlag)) Judith Bingham: Enter Ghost (Act 1 Scene 3 of Hamlet. (solo; http://www.boosey.com/shop/prod/Bingham-Judith-Enter-Ghost-Act-1-Scene-3- Hamlet/2185040) Diana Burrell: Io! (3 trumpets, 3 trombones, strings) 1984, 8’. Lucifer (with violin) 1991, 8’. North Star (with organ) 2002, 12’. All UMP: http://ump.co.uk/composer/diana- burrell/ Yvonne Desportes: Introduction et Allegro (cornet & piano). Chanson medieval (with piano; Editions Combre) c 9’ Violeta Dinescu: Abendandacht (solo; www.composers21.comcompdocs/dinescuv.htm) Lucia Dlugoszewski: Space is a diamond (solo; Margun Music) 1977 Elaine Fine: Sonata (with piano; http://store.subitomusic.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_104_290 &products_id=1036) 2017 Ida Gotkowski: Ritournelle (Editions Robert Martin RM.1860) 1975-85, c 6’ Sofia Gubaidulina: Quattro (2 trumpets & 2 trombones) 1974, 7’. Trio (3 trumpets) 1976, 8’. Lied ohe Worte (with piano) 1977, 3’. 2 Ballads (2 trumpets & piano; No 8531). All Sikorski Jennifer Higdon: Trumpet Songs (with piano, http://jenniferhigdon.com/chamberworks.html) 2004, c 10’ Mary Inwood: Sonata (with piano; http://store.subitomusic.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_107_307& products_id=5296). 3 Movements (brass sextet; Seesaw Music Corp) 1975 Loretta Jankowski: Four Haiku (with 2 percussion) 1982, 12’. Sonata in B flat, 1970, 10’ (with piano; Both American Composers Alliance) Betsy Jolas: Episode Troisième (solo:Heugel & Cie) 1982, 6’. Petite Suite Variée (with vibraphone; LeDuc) 1990, 8’. Vitĕzslava Kaprálová: Two Fanfares, (2 trumpets, 2 horns & timpani; Pamatnik Bohuslava Martinu) 1939. Download score: http://www.kapralova.org/Fanfare1939.pdf 1937/8, 10’. http://www.kapralova.org/OPUS.htm. Hanna Kulenty: A Sixth Circle (with piano; Donemus) 1995. Brass No 1. Brass No 3 (solo, No 2 with horn; http://hannkulenty.com/03.2_works_chronological.html). Lost & Found – Twenty-Five (with piano; Donemus) 2009 Libby Larsen: Fanfare for the women (solo; from her website) 1994, 3’. Concerto (https://libbylarsen.com/index.php?contentID=242&profileID=1296&startRange=0) 1998, 19’ Elizabeth Lutyens: The Tyme Doth Flete, op 90 (2 trumpets & 2 trombones; York University Music Press) 1968, 10’ Cecilia McDowall: Bells in the air (with horn; Brass Wind Publications) 2004, 4’. The night trumpeter (with violin, cello, clarinet, bassoon & piano; Gemini Publications) 2002/4, 11’. Three Antiphons (with organ; Brass Wind Publications) 2006, 9’ Anna Mikhailova: Music inside trumpet (with piano; Donemus) 2012, 7’ Florentine Mulsant: Sextet, op 49 (trumpet & string quintet; Furore Verlag) 2013, 8’ Kelly-Marie Murphy: Fanfare (4 trumpets; from http://kellymariemurphy.com/contact/) 2006, 4’ Rica Narimoto: Cloud, the gravestone in the sky. (www.arspublica.it/narimotor.html) 1996, 6’ Keyla Orozco: El cuadrado (4 trumpets; Donemus) 1998, 8’ Augusta Read Thomas: Sonata (with piano). Angel Tears & Earth Prayers, 2006. Scherzi Musicali (2 trumpets, horn & trombone; http://www.musicsalesclassical.com/composer/works/1586/37) 2007, 3’. Jeu d’esprit (2 trumpets; MusicSales) 2010, 3’ Betty Roe: A Flourish of Fanfares (4 trumpets; Thames Publishing). Galliard Suite (brass quintet; Thames: THA978033) Germaine Tailleferre: Gaillard (with piano: Editions Henry Lemoine) 1973, c 6’ Grete von Zieritz: Quintett (with tenor trombone, 2 pianos & percussion; https://en.schott-music.com/shop/quintett-no273078.html?___SID=U) 1959, 19’ Jennifer Walshe: Quad (trumpet quartet; https://www.cmc.ie/composers/jennifer- walshe) Ruth Watson Henderson: Intrada (with piano or organ; Eighth Note Publications) c 1965, c 3’ Grace Williams: Sextet (oboe, trumpet, violin, viola, cello & piano) 1931. Movement for trumpet & orchestra, 1932. Concerto, 1963. From http://tycerdd.org/music- library/music-library-search-results Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: American Concerto, 1994, 15’. Concerto for trumpet & 5 players, c 13’ (both Merion Music Inc) .
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