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Fanfares - Composition Time!<br />
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<strong>Tudor</strong> Music 7<br />
A fanfare would be played during the Composers have written fanfares from<br />
entrance of an important person, such the earliest of times right through to the<br />
as King Henry VIII, Elizabeth I or other present day. Early brass instruments had<br />
nobility.<br />
a very limited range of notes <strong>and</strong> so a<br />
fanfare would be based around a few<br />
Fanfares were usually played on trumpets notes. Today they might be more ornate<br />
because they made an impressive <strong>and</strong> as our instruments include a wider range<br />
dramatic sound.<br />
of notes.<br />
Here<br />
`*A*A-5*A*A-5[5-5+)*)is<br />
an example of a simple fanfare:<br />
`***A)-5zz-5u5=<br />
Things to Do:<br />
Play this fanfare through on the recorder<br />
or another suitable instrument. Now try<br />
adding a drum roll to your fanfare. The<br />
National Anthem is an example of a piece<br />
that starts with a drum roll before the main<br />
theme or tune begins. What other percussion<br />
could you add? Try them out.<br />
Now try to compose your own fanfare using<br />
the notes G, B <strong>and</strong> D.<br />
( _ Q<br />
G B D<br />
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