Festive Trumpet Tune

David German's Festive Trumpet Tune has been well-beloved for decades in the organ repertoire, recorded by concert organists and played regularly for festive occasions in churches around the world. Rhythmic and joyous, playable and exciting, this iconic piece fits festival Sundays, weddings, recitals, and more!
Throughout the years, the sound of the trumpet has been symbolic of great entrances and celebrations. This work features that sound and may be played by the organist or a trumpet soloist. Truly a festive work, this is a joyful and exciting piece that is advanced in difficulty. Perfect for wedding processionals!
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[@biancazahno1727]

Very beautiful! Good idea for playing this on a wedding.. Thank you so much for posting the sheetmusic, I am very grateful for

[@SPrescott2611]

That's pipe organs for you! Always struggle to see the benefit of perfect pitch to be honest. It causes more issues than anything else.

[@artoleonall]

Not so comfortable for those with perfect pitch. Reading the sheet and hearing different key than what is written. Regardless, the music is great and so majestic.

[@willemvantwillertorganist]

Very fine and lovely music and well played, thank you

[@johnheimel5594]

I’m wondering why the passages that were supposed to be full Swell starting with the box closed were played on soft flue stops instead. The effect was lost.

[@jv04jm]

Agreed

[@organforheartevarosemarier9773]

Super 💛💛💛

[@유은정-f4l]

Great!

[@jaym1222]

This has a potential to be a royal palace theme for a rpg

[@RobTheEmploymentExpert]

why does this start in Eb when the music is written in F?

[@williamgard9929]

This is played in the wrong key. This starts in Eb when the song is written in F. The organist either transposed in his or her playing, used a digital transposing device, or transposed the audio file.

[@Reid-yy5nw]

Maybe the final 6 sharps in F# major was too scary to leave the ORIGINAL alone??

[@escopiliatese3623]

Couldn’t you have thought of the possibility that the organ is using a different tuning standard? Not everything is based on shitty 440.

[@dolan5685]

@@escopiliatese3623 440 is superior

[@MiguelRodrigues-nw4eh]

@@escopiliatese3623 There are many Baroque organs in 415Hz.

[@sethmaskovich6541]

@@escopiliatese3623 lol

[@TJDuffy-ip3ue]

Too fast.

[@dalerider3124]

The room must always be considered first and foremost. Composers should make this note on their music.