Solfeggietto (H 220, Wq. 117: 2) is a short solo keyboard piece in C minor composed in 1766 by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. I adapted it for trumpet.
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One of my favorite Clifford Brown solos is his version of “A Night in Tunisia” played just before he died in 1956. Here is one…
qPress released some new Clifford Brown transcription books from his period in Paris (1953) were he was touring with Lionel Hampton (together with Art Farmer…
Here an example of how beautiful Clifford Brown could play simple II-V-I changes and make something special out of it. The first 8 bars sounds…
Here a great lick played by Clark Terry, on the album “Jam Session” in “What Is This Thing Called Love”. I think it’s a variation…
Photo United is een platform voor fotoworkshops en is een initiatief van Mike Muizenbelt en Jeroen Stel. Afgelopen zomer hebben zij me gevraagd om me…
The last few months were very busy. I toured a lot with the Glenn Miller Orchestra through Europe (Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Poland) and 3…
What you see here is part of my ambitious project to transcribe every note Clifford Brown ever put on record. You get the full tunes…
My new serie “60 Progressive Swing Duets” is released by qPress. The serie contains 5 books with each 12 Blues duets. Volume one has easy…
I have been transcribing a lot of Clifford solos during my Miller tours and a couple of books will be published before Christmas. Clifford’s greatest…
We just finished 3 weeks of touring through Russia (2 weeks in Siberia). So lot’s of traveling by plane, train and bus, but it was…
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I finished my new serie “12 Swinging Blues Duets” today. Here is one of the demos of Vol. V. They will be published by qPress.