The Trompette-en-Chamade // Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man”

greatmusicLA.org In this seventh episode, Canon James Buonemani performs Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man” as he demonstrates the Trompette-en-Chamade division of the 1911 Murray Harris Organ at St. James in-the-City, Los Angeles, California.
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Ep.1 - History of the Organ // Mendelssohn's Sonata III in A Major: • History of the St. Jam...
Ep. 2 - How the Organ Was Saved // Performance of Messiaen's Dieu parmi nous: • How the Organ Was Save...
Ep. 3 - Builders of the St. James Organ // Andante Sostenuto from Widor's Gothic Symphony: • Builders of the St. Ja...
Ep. 4 - Stops and Pistons Explained // Variations on a theme of Clément Jannequin by Jehan Alain: • Stops and Pistons Expl...
Ep. 5 - Keyboards and Divisions explained // LITANIES by Jehan Alain: • Keyboards and Division...
Ep. 6 - Touring beyond the Swell, Great & Choir // B Minor Prelude and Fugue, BWV 544 by J. S. Bach: • Touring beyond the Swe...
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[@terrylafferty5868]

Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful instrument and an amazing performance. Truly a well voiced reed division.

[@charliechandler9328]

Such beauty in the simplicity and dignity of the Fanfare.

[@ExAnimoPortugal]

I like that the host mentioned Iberian organs and not "Spanish"
Almost every Portuguese organ from that age also uses this style of trumpet.

[@litz13]

Shades of Emerson Lake and Palmer

[@DocHellfish]

What an incredible sound

[@rossvistamail]

9:19 Fanfare for the Common Man

[@johnpaulcappa8081]

Nice! Did u publish this? Available to borrow or purchase? Thx!

[@s.p.3587]

11:53 🤩❤

[@dougmersman422]

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[@GreatMusicLA]

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