PeterBale said:There's also a cornet solo version of the Canadian "Huron Carol" in one of the SA American series, and an old air varie solo (its name escapes me at the moment) based on the tune "Did you hear the song which the angels sang . . ."
Straightmute said:We've just recorded Mark Freeh's excellent arrangement of 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town' (Warner) as a cornet solo (it's for any Bb soloist) and its a great little swing number. Sop player may need steroids...but hey...
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stongbow said:Straightmute said:We've just recorded Mark Freeh's excellent arrangement of 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town' (Warner) as a cornet solo (it's for any Bb soloist) and its a great little swing number. Sop player may need steroids...but hey...
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Any idea where I can buy this from?
Dave Payn said:Who is He (arr. Richard Phillips) starts off, I believe, as a cornet solo, though it's not specificaly written as a solo item.
Regards
Straightmute said:Greeetings from all at tHB!
Sellers_Bird said:A winters tale!! bit cheesy but the grannies like it :lol:
Dave Payn said:Sellers_Bird said:A winters tale!! bit cheesy but the grannies like it :lol:
Excellent! I didn't know there was a BB version of that. Do you know who arranged it?