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2 Flexible Editions of Henry Purcell - Come, Ye Sons of Art

What royal occasion was this Baroque ode composed to celebrate?

Birthday ode for Queen Mary II, featuring trumpet fanfares and countertenor duets characteristic of Purcell's ceremonial works.

Why did Purcell use trumpets to symbolize royal celebration in this Baroque aria?

"Sound the trumpet" is a vibrant aria from Purcell's 1694 birthday ode for Queen Mary, "Come Ye Sons of Art." Originally scored for two countertenors, its fanfare-like motifs and festive energy have made it a staple for trumpet ensembles, reflecting the instrument's association with majesty in Baroque court music.

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Henry Purcell - Come, Ye Sons of Art

Who's behind the notes? Discover Henry Purcell: England's Baroque Master

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