Detail 01
Book and CD together
You get printed parts plus audio, so you can practice at tempo without hiring an accompanist.

Independent shopping perspective
A collection of hymn solos arranged for trumpet, with a CD included. For a player who reads treble clef and needs church or recital material.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
You get printed parts plus audio, so you can practice at tempo without hiring an accompanist.
Detail 02
Repertoire only. It teaches you songs, not fingerings, breathing or range building.
Detail 03
Written in treble clef, so cornet and flugelhorn players can read straight from the same page.
Detail 04
Cheaper than most single sheet-music folios, so it is low risk if the arrangements sit above your level.
Final check
Product questions
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Yes. Cornet and flugelhorn read the same treble-clef part with the same fingerings, so the book works without transposing anything.
No. It is a solo collection. You are expected to already read music and produce a reliable tone before working through it.
No. The CD is included so you can play the solos on your own, though a live pianist still works if you have one.
Yes. Hymn material is the point of the book, and the solos are written for one trumpet rather than an ensemble.
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