John Barnes Chance's Concerto for Trumpet and Band was lost for nearly 40 years due to a publishing fluke, as the publisher never received the music from the composer.
Recording & Production
This is the fourth recording released by the Syracuse University Wind Ensemble that features the trumpet as the principal soloist.
Performer Biography
Vince DiMartino, the soloist on this recording, spent 20 years searching for the lost Concerto for Trumpet and Band by John Barnes Chance, eventually bringing it back into the repertoire.
Album & Artwork
The album features trumpet music spanning three centuries, from the Baroque era to the 20th century, including works by Handel, Haydn, Curnow, and Arutiunian.
Notable Performances
John Barnes Chance's Concerto for Trumpet and Band, a centerpiece of this recording, was premiered by the renowned Doc Severinsen in the 1960s.
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