Cebell, Air & Fanfare for two trumpets & organ by Clarke/Purcell arr. by H. A. Stamm

recording in St. Leodegar in Niederehe, Eifel region, Germany with Marion Kutscher and Michael Frangen, natural trumpets (clarini) and Hans-André Stamm at the Balthasar König organ from 1714. Cebell is famous under the title “Trumpet tune” and attributed to Henry Purcell (1659-1695), but actually the composer is Jeremiah Clarke (1674-1707), the piece originally being written for organ or harpsichord. The two other short pieces by Purcell have been added to create a little cyclical form. The Timpani part has been added after the recording via sampler sounds.
Natural trumpets are the original baroque trumpet instruments without valves or flaps only able to play the notes of the overtone series, little venting holes allow intonation corrections.The original meantone tuning of the König organ has been preserved resp. restaured with pure thirds (just intonation) in C and G major chords, perfectly resonating with the trumpet tones.
This recording is part of a project for “Neustart Kultur” featuring the organ as the instrument of the year 2021.

[@timothyholden3102]

Love this arrangement. Bravo!

[@janetbristol6610]

Again, a beautiful arrangement.

[@fabiobelcastro652]

Musica Stupenda COMPLIMENTI!😃

[@bozidarljubenko9041]

Excellent arrangement.....

[@bcstechnologylimited896]

That was really enjoyable!

[@sigbjrnvestmoen8799]

Beautiful. Searching notes, where do i find them ? Br sigbjørn i Porsgrunn norway

[@hans-andrestamm4988]

thanks, write your request to [e-mail]

[@greetlens1495]

Wonderschoon! Ik was op zoek naar een cd van jullie, want ik wordt zo blij ervan in deze bizarre tijd. Is dat op je website te bestellen?

[@hans-andrestamm4988]

Beste Greet, ja, zend een mail tot [e-mail] met de CD, die je wens...Hartelijk groet

[@RechtsstaatBRD]

Wer spielt denn die Pauke?

[@hans-andrestamm4988]

Die Pauken Klänge wurden von mir nachträglich mit Samplerklängen der Aufnahme hinzugefügt.