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### The Prince of Denmark's March (Trumpet Voluntary) for Brass Octet and Timpani (D Major Version)
Step into the majesty of Baroque music with this timeless masterpiece, reimagined for brass octet by Flavio Regis Cunha in D Major.
**About the Piece:**
Composed around 1699 by Jeremiah Clarke, *The Prince of Denmark's March*, often referred to as *Trumpet Voluntary*, has become synonymous with grandeur and celebration. Clarke, the first organist of the rebuilt St. Pauls Cathedral, infused this work with elegance and power, making it a favorite for weddings, ceremonies, and other momentous occasions. Notably, it was performed at the wedding of Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles and is the official march for Nobel Prize laureates in Stockholm.
**Perfect For:**
- Concerts and recitals
- Wedding processions and ceremonies
- Music education and practice
- Performances in theaters, schools, and concert halls
**Details:**
- **Level:** Intermediate
- **Format:** Concert size, 9 x 12 inches
- **Instrumentation:**
- Trumpet Piccolo in A
- Trumpet 1
- Trumpet 2
- Trumpet 3
- Horn 1 in F (Optional)
- Horn 2 in F (Optional)
- Trombone 1
- Trombone 2
- Bass Trombone
- Tuba
- Timpani
**Features:**
- **Engraving:** Crafted with Kapellmeister Urtext Music Fonts for clarity and precision.
- **Length:** 20 pages of expertly arranged music.
Key: D Major Version
This arrangement highlights the splendor of brass instrumentation, ensuring each voicefrom trumpets to tubasplays a vital role in creating a rich, regal sound. The addition of timpani elevates the pieces grandeur, making it a stunning choice for any brass ensemble.
Available now for download. Add *The Prince of Denmark's March* to your repertoire and let your ensemble captivate audiences with this Baroque classic!
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