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Hope y'all are having a great day!
Please check out my new piece for solo piano ( Rondo Comique):

 
https://musescore.com/user/30906161/scores/5731389

FEEDBACK IS MORE THAN WELCOME AND MUCH APPRECIATED!

https://musescore.com/user/13492261/scores/3087976

Hey all!
This one is mainly a question for high brass but if any other could help me that would be great. I'm in 11th grade and I am a 3rd year trumpet. Right now, we are focusing on marching songs, but after Football season, we mainly play concert songs. One of those is a pretty well known trumpet piece called "A Trumpeter's Lullaby". I normally am a second chair but my band director "surprised me" and gave me solo. I've played it before but never solo. Since I am doing the solo, should I use vibrato at the appropriate times? If so, what method should I use? I obviously wouldn't use the wind speed method. So I would either use my hand or move my jaw slightly. Which one should I use? Let me know!
Thanks!
TheBlueTrumpeteer

https://musescore.com/user/31124069/scores/5798844

Hey guys, I'm a trumpet player who was also a self-taught horn player for a year. I haven't played in a while but I'm thinking of picking it up again. I know most beginners start off with a single F horn, and that's the route I plan on taking. For those of you who have switched from single to double F/Bb horn, was it difficult in terms of learning the new fingerings? I know they are very different, does anyone have any way to learn the new fingerings quickly? Thanks!

noticed that i couldn't find a 100% correct or close to it transcription of megalovania of careless whisper for alto sax.
made one of each.

Careless Whisper:
 https://musescore.com/user/29770260/scores/5725315
Megalovania:
 https://musescore.com/user/29770260/scores/5726705
They're both also in the group sheet music

Hi guys I just started playing alto sax about 2 months ago and could anyone post any easy sax music, thx😀

i don't know

I have finished a composition that I plan to hand to the Academy Flute Choir, however I would appreciate any feedback on it before I do so,
https://musescore.com/user/18958501/scores/5781893

I really want to play Netflix trip for my school talent show. but there is no marching band or concert band version of it. i f someone could help me find one or compose one for me plz. It would be greatly appreciated.

https://musescore.com/user/33253885/scores/5781611
thank you.
maybe you have the words to it?

Hey! I just finished an arrangement of space oddity and I want to know what you think about it. Here is the link https://musescore.com/user/24238096/scores/5785124

i've been meaning to ask this for a while, but what is patrick doing in the group icon?

If you listen to this score it will be stuck in your head for the rest of the week 
 
https://musescore.com/user/32767089/scores/5720115

and probably fill you w/ memories from your childhood 

I know I do.

If you haven't seen it yet, here is the link to my flute sonata:

https://musescore.com/user/50070/scores/5703661

I nicknamed it The Haydn Sonata because I am trying to get across a Haydnesque feel to it. I have noticed these things predominant in each composer of the Classical Period Trifecta:

• Haydn: Humor, melodic and harmonic surprises
  
• Mozart: Alberti bass, effortless grace
  
• Beethoven: Sheer power, even when the melody is more lyrical
  

Haydn is the one who inspired me to write this flute sonata. I wrote the sonata exposition in just an hour and this is the first sonata for a duet that actually has a finished exposition.

There are quite a few surprises in my sonata exposition. Here they are:

Bar 5: Sudden entry of the flute and absence of the piano 
Bar 6: Sudden reentry of the piano 
Bar 10: Short diminuendo, like the theme isn't quite done yet 
Bar 11: Short staccato variant of the theme over a syncopated bass 
Bar 14: Sudden forte cadence, theme is now finished 
Bar 15: Piano dynamic in transition material right after a cadence at forte, sudden absence of the flute 
Bar 21: Forte dynamic when transition material is taken up an octave, flute comes back 
Bar 26: Piano dynamic yet again, descending trill motive 
Bar 41: Very busy texture as the repeat comes closer 
Bar 47: Sudden change in texture, sudden dynamic change as it repeats

I'm wondering, is my sonata exposition Haydnesque in its nature? I tried to get a Haydnesque feel to it by being more humorous than serious with the music. Anything impossible for the flutist? Does it feel like a Molto Allegro to you(tempo is at quarter note = 140 BPM)? Or should I just take the Molto off and just have Allegro as my tempo marking? 

I have a chair test two weeks from now (I'm forth chair btw)  and I am wondering of there is any tips or tricks I need to now before taking the test.

-Edit: There is only one week left before the test.

-Thx

Mine is my rondo for a sonata collab

can i please join i play saxophone

So I have been playing alto for almost two years and I started on the bari sax and I'm pretty good. But all my band music was thrown out for my alto sax(didn't play bari in my band) and I'm looking for songs to play and learn. I want to get better at Bari for the upcoming school year since thats why I'm playing the bari over the summer. Thanks! Hard, easy and in between songs are just fine :)