A lively orchestral piece featuring three trumpets in counterpoint, composed by Leroy Anderson as a playful demonstration of bugling techniques.
A lively and technically engaging piece for three trumpets by Leroy Anderson, showcasing playful fanfares and syncopated rhythms. Premiered in 1954, it remains a staple of brass repertoire.
Iconic light classical piece showcasing trumpet technique with fanfare-like motifs and humorous interplay between instruments
A playful orchestral work featuring virtuosic trumpet calls and syncopated rhythms, composed by Leroy Anderson as part of his series of light concert pieces.
A light orchestral piece showcasing trumpet virtuosity, incorporating authentic bugle signals within its playful structure.
Composed during Anderson's peak popularity in the mid-20th century.
