François Dauverné was the first trumpet teacher at the famed Paris Conservatory
and maintained that post for thirty-five years. He was the teacher of such notable
students as Jean Baptiste Arban and Louis Saint-Jacome. As a performer Dauverné
was first trumpet in the Paris Opera Orchestra for over thirty years. This collection of solos
composed by Dauverné is unique in that they are among the very first solos written for
the valved trumpet. Dauverné is credited for being one of the first individuals to play
on the valved trumpet in a public performance, and convinced such composers as
Berlioz, Rossini, and Meyerbeer to write for the instrument. This collection of six solos was
originally composed for solo trumpet and chamber orchestra. Professor Ronnie Ingle has
meticulously transcribed and edited these groundbreaking works for solo trumpet, and
has made available here for the first time a modern edition for solo trumpet and piano.
This is a collection that all trumpeters should have in their library.

Foreword
About Ronnie Ingle
1. Theme varie pour Trompette (Theme and Variations for Trumpet)
2. Concertino pour Trompette (Concertino for Trumpet)
3. Fantasie pour Trompette Fantasy for Trumpet)
4. Theme varie pour Trompette (Theme and Variations for Trumpet)
5. Allegro marziale pour Trompette (Allegro marziale for Trumpet)
6. Theme varie pour Trompette (Theme and Variations for Trumpet)