A trumpet call and its echo played with the same sound flattens the whole story. In Charlier's second étude, watch how a distant, almost flute-like answer, and a little extra time before it, keeps the listener wondering what comes next.
Some of the most important music for the trumpet comes from the early twentieth century, as composers experimented with the exciting potential of the trumpet within new forms and tonal systems. Brandon Ridenour discusses some of the highlights of this era: Hindemith's Sonata, the Arutiunian Concerto, as well as selections from two of the most impoartant etude collections for trumpet.
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