John Stanley - Suite No. 1 of Trumpet Voluntaries (in D)STANLEY John, Suite No 1 of Trumpet Voluntaries (in D) 1 or 2 trumpets and organ Composer: Stanley, John (1713 1786) Series: Edward H. Tarr Series Arranger Editor: Edward H. Tarr Publisher The Brass Press Details John Stanley (1713 1786), blind from the age of three, was a pupil of Maurice Greene (1694 1775) and, like his teacher, became master of the Kings Band of Music (from 1779) and organist of the Chapel Royal (from 1782). He was also closely

trumpeters and kettledrummers in the Baroque hierarchy

BL-1a - Like BL-1 with shallower cup

became master of the King’s Band of Music (from 1779) all organist of the Chapel Royal (from 1782)

from the sheet metal to tubes and finally to the bell

five violins (including one by Austrian master Jakob Stainer)

as witnessed by these very works

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The garland is hand engraved and silver plated

Written: 1795

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