The Prince of Denmark's March-Trumpet Aire-For a long time the 'Trumpet Voluntary' had been considered to be a composition by Henry Purcell but it was Jeremiah Clarke who actually composed this highlight of trumpet literature. Also known as The Prince of Denmark March it was originally written for keyboard instruments. Clarke (1674-1707) organist and choir master at the London Saint Paul's Cathedral composed a lot of works but this wonderful gem is the only one that has remained alive - and is often played at weddings in England still today. The same festive character can be found in another composition by Clarke - 'Trumpet Aire' an ideal complement to the better known sister work.The two settings are now availablein a well-priced single edition - to the great delight of performers and listeners alike we are sure.

15 original blues jazz and swing pieces. For Trumpet in B flat with Piano or CD backing tracks.Roy McCormack sang and played the Flute at school. He was awarded both a music degree from the University Of Wales and a PGCE from Manchester since he has taught music in secondary schools for many years. Roy also teaches the Flute privately and conducts various ensembles choirs and orchestras in North Yorkshire where he now lives.Although his musical training has been formal he has also played the Electric Guitar since the age of 16 and played in several rock and blues bands over the years. Roy frequently works with students in school to help them set up rock bandsand learn valuable techniques like improvisation ensemble balance and song writing.