Hal Leonard With Malice Toward None (from Lincoln)
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Summary of This Score
This collection for trumpet and piano is part of the "John Williams Sign. Brass" series and offers an exploration of the iconic style of composer John Williams, a major figure in film music. The trumpet part emphasizes clarity of phrasing, intonation, and control of dynamics-essential qualities to capture the breadth and momentum characteristic of cinematic themes. The piano accompaniment, designed to support the solo line, allows work on rhythmic placement, sound balance, and musical construction in duo.
Ideal for trumpeters wishing to develop their musicality within a "TV, Film, Musical" repertoire, this resource is suitable both for pedagogical use (interpretation, breathing, articulation practice) and for the stage (encores, mini-programs, events). Thanks to its clear instrumentation and concise format, it integrates easily into a film music-oriented sheet music library while offering an excellent playground to refine style and musical presence.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Musical, Film | ||
| Composer | John Williams | Language | English |
| Instrumentation | Trumpet and Piano | Pages | 8 |
| Collection | John Williams Sign. Brass | Year of Publication | 2013 |
| Genre | TV, Film, Musical | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this sheet music written for trumpet and piano?
The indicated instrumentation features a solo trumpet and piano accompaniment.
Who is the composer of With Malice Toward None (from Lincoln)?
The piece is composed by John Williams. It belongs to the TV, film, and musical theatre repertoire. The publication date is 2013.
How many pages does this trumpet sheet music contain?
The edition contains 8 pages, in a concise format suitable for a piece with piano accompaniment.
Does the sheet music allow for working on trumpet interpretation?
The trumpet part writing emphasizes phrasing, intonation, and dynamics. The piano supports the solo line to work on rhythmic placement and the sound balance of the duo.
In which collection is this John Williams piece published?
This edition is part of the "John Williams Sign. Brass" collection. The language indicated for this publication is English.
