davewerden

The Salvation Army has recently made available for the general public some of its wonderful line of brass solos. There is a previous post about their euphonium solos, but many euphoniumists will also want to explore some of the cornet solos. I have played several of the solos below.

A Happy Day By Erik Leidzen. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 6. I have played this one on several recitals and in church.See more info...

All Through The Night By C. Dove. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 6. From the traditional folk tune, with variations. See more info...

Deliverance (Duet) By Philip Catelinet. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 6. A fun piece. Deliverance is referring to salvation from alchohol (and there is a little snippet of Little Brown Jug hidden in the piano part). See more info...

Jesus Is Strong To Deliver By William Spencer. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 6. I have used this on several recitals. Theme and variations. See more info...

Long, Long Ago By H. Scotney. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 6. From the folk song, theme and variations. See more info...

Love Lifted Me (solo Bb/C) By Stephen Bulla. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 4. Theme and variations, not as hard as some, but very effective. See more info...

O For The Wings Of A Dove By Felix Mendelssohn. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 6. From a lovely song. I played this at the Army Band Conference and it was very well received. See more info...

Twas A Very Happy Day By Arthur Bristow. Solo for Trumpet/Cornet. Level: 6. Nice theme and variations solo. See more info...