“Fanfare for the Common Mam”, by Aaron Copland. Provides a wonderful opportunity to Multi-track Sequence. I sequenced the following instruments:
4 Horns in F, 3 B-flat Trumpets, 3 Trombones, 1 Tuba, 1 Timpani
The sequencing was done one instrument at a time. The F-horns needed to be transposed down 7 half steps, the trumpets down 2 half steps. There is no organ part written for this selection, however you can "make one up" based on the sheet music edition:
"Fanfare for the Common Man", keyboard solo, by Aaron Copland, published by Boosey and Hawkes. Any music supply company such as J. W. Pepper can send one out to you. If you order it and want suggestions how to invent an organ part, let me know. The keyboard edition is also 2 measures shorter than the orchestral score so I will help you overcome that.
This could be used as a grand fanfare for Easter or any joyous feast! It will stand on its own or gladly welcome an organ fill in.
Click on the link below to listen and/or download the file. You will need to have a floppy disk on hand (does not need to be PR300 formatted as this is a SMF type file) to take it over to the organ and try it out.
If you want to save it to a floppy and do not know how, click the "Back Arrow" and go to the link on the previous page:
"How to Dowload the SMF (Standard MIDI Files) Below