Detail 01
Instrumental Solos format
Arrangements are written as a single melody line for one player, not band or ensemble parts.

Independent shopping perspective
A trumpet songbook of Wizard of Oz music in the 70th Anniversary edition, arranged as solos. For students and hobby players who want familiar tunes.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Arrangements are written as a single melody line for one player, not band or ensemble parts.
Detail 02
Parts are set in the trumpet's key and range; they won't line up with concert-pitch instruments.
Detail 03
A specific edition of the film's music, so the song list is fixed rather than a general pops collection.
Detail 04
Priced like a single songbook, not a graded method series, so expect repertoire rather than instruction.
Detail 05
Written to stay playable for developing players, so ranges and rhythms are kept modest.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It's the trumpet edition, so the parts are written in the trumpet's transposed key and sit in a comfortable trumpet range.
Entry level. The arrangements are aimed at students and casual players rather than advanced soloists.
Yes. Cornet and flugelhorn share the trumpet's Bb transposition and fingerings, so the parts read the same.
No. It's a songbook of solo arrangements, not a method course. You'll want basic note-reading and tone production first.
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