Dehaske Sieber Ferdinand - Vocalises - Trompette
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Summary of This Method
Designed as the natural continuation of Bel Canto for Brass, this work gathers twenty vocalises by the German singing master Ferdinand Sieber (1822-1895). The approach deliberately emphasizes the low and middle registers, too often neglected in favor of the high register, to strengthen the homogeneity and stability of playing across the entire range. Each vocalise is conceived as a "sung line": it focuses on sound continuity, phrasing, phrase direction, and musical intention, to rediscover a true bel canto aesthetic on wind instruments.
Beyond the melodic aspect, these vocalises provide an effective tool to develop essential fundamentals: more controlled breathing, a more centered timbre, more reliable intonation, and progressive endurance. This is a particularly relevant resource for brass players seeking to gain flexibility, control, and musicality, whether in daily practice, structured warm-ups, or as a complement to lessons.
To guide study and refine the ear, online MP3 recordings allow listening to these vocalises performed by Damrow. You also have access to piano accompaniment versions to practice with harmonic support, and even to perform these melodies with a pianist. A separate edition of the piano accompaniments is also mentioned (reference DHP 1125311-401 ), useful for organizing duo sessions and working on intonation, tempo, and sound balance in a real musical context.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Ferdinand Sieber (1822-1895) | Instrumentation | brass instruments, with piano accompaniment (accompaniment versions available) |
| Artist | Damrow | Collection | Bel Canto for Brass |
Questions frequently asked
Are these vocalises suitable for the trumpet?
The edition is titled for trumpet and is part of the Bel Canto for Brass collection, dedicated to brass instruments.
How many vocalises does the Ferdinand Sieber collection contain?
The collection includes twenty vocalises by Ferdinand Sieber, a German composer born in 1822 and died in 1895. The writing emphasizes the low and middle registers. This choice aims at homogeneous playing across the range.
Are there recordings available to practice the vocalises?
Online MP3 recordings allow listening to the vocalises performed by Damrow.
Is a piano accompaniment available?
Versions with piano accompaniment are available to work on the melodies with harmonic support. A separate edition of the piano accompaniments is listed under reference DHP 1125311-401.
What technical aspects are developed in this method?
The twenty vocalises specifically develop breathing, intonation, and endurance. The work on phrasing and sound continuity is based on a bel canto approach.
