NOCTURNE for Trumpet and Piano by Lili Boulanger / arr. Chris Coletti

This piece was composed for, and premiered by, Rocket City New Music in Huntsville, AL in December 2024.

I recently fell in love with Nils Frahm's BERDUXA so I just had to transcribe it for a professional percussionist friend of mine (I owed him one!).

Makes a great gift for the percussionist in your life :)

Enjoy!

Inspired by composers such as Philip Glass, Steve Reiche, Tys Music and Brandon Ridenour, this flashy duet never stops! It takes advantage of finger combinations that sound harder than they are, enabling blazing speed and constant motion.

The world premiere was done at Rafael Mendez Summer Brass Institute 2024 in Denver, CO and was part of an ongoing experiment to create my own content using portable equipment many people already own. Video and audio was recorded with 3 common devices: an iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 11, and iPad Pro 12.9. Video editing was done in DaVinci Resolve (FREE professional software - I highly recommend it!).

Grieg’s Sonata No. 3, Opus 45, Movement III. arranged for trumpet and piano by Chris Coletti. Originally for violin and piano. This version was completed and first performed on July 10th at the Rafael Mendez Summer Brass Institute by Chris Coletti on a faculty recital.

As recorded by BRASSOLOGY! This original arrangement by Chris Coletti of TRANSCENDENTAL ETUDE NO. 10 by Franz Liszt features everyone in the octet. Originally arranged for BRASSOLOGY, the super-star brass group, for the group’s debut recording (available now!).

This download comes with trumpet part in C, Bb and the full piano score. Total 8 pages.

The beautiful "Chiarina" movement from Schumann's CARNAVAL, Op. 11 as performed and arranged for trumpet duet by Chris Coletti. Duet works for any 2 instruments—reach out for custom instrumentation  requests!

This AIR (A.K.A. Air on a G String) is the 2nd movement from J.S. Bach’s Orchestral Suite No. 3 (BWV 1068). It is possibly one of the best pieces ever written and often played at wedding ceremonies. Arranged for two trumpets (or 2 anythings, really!) by Chris Coletti.