Symphonic Works: Complete Trumpet Parts, Volume I gives trumpet players the complete parts from Gustav Mahler's first three symphonies in an edition prepared by Michael Sachs. Rather than reducing the repertoire to a set of famous audition passages, it allows a player to study the full span of each part, including the quieter supporting work and the space between major entries.
Sachs adds practice sequences and performance discussions for selected key passages. A glossary of German expressions used throughout Mahler's symphonies helps players work with the composer's detailed instructions, while a discography identifies recordings involving Sachs and the Cleveland Orchestra. These features connect practical preparation with informed score study.
First released in 2004, the volume is published by International Music Company as No. 3548. It is a trumpet-part collection, not a complete orchestral score. Used alongside listening and a conductor's score, it supports preparation of entire symphonic parts rather than excerpt practice alone.
Here is Mahler's Symphony 1 performed by full orchestra. This book contains only the trumpet part.
* Note: Houghton Horns is not in any way affiliated with the creators of this video. We included the video to give you a general taste of what the song will sound like, but the artist's interpretation of the piece may vary from your sheet music.
Symphonic Works: Complete Trumpet Parts, Volume I gives trumpet players the complete parts from Gustav Mahler's first three symphonies in an edition prepared by Michael Sachs. Rather than reducing the repertoire to a set of famous audition passages, it allows a player to study the full span of each part, including the quieter supporting work and the space between major entries.
Sachs adds practice sequences and performance discussions for selected key passages. A glossary of German expressions used throughout Mahler's symphonies helps players work with the composer's detailed instructions, while a discography identifies recordings involving Sachs and the Cleveland Orchestra. These features connect practical preparation with informed score study.
First released in 2004, the volume is published by International Music Company as No. 3548. It is a trumpet-part collection, not a complete orchestral score. Used alongside listening and a conductor's score, it supports preparation of entire symphonic parts rather than excerpt practice alone.
Here is Mahler's Symphony 1 performed by full orchestra. This book contains only the trumpet part.
* Note: Houghton Horns is not in any way affiliated with the creators of this video. We included the video to give you a general taste of what the song will sound like, but the artist's interpretation of the piece may vary from your sheet music.