General Lavine DEBUSSY ARR ERIC CREES Trumpet with a very easy

with a very easy

The rim shape and size matches up to our soloist trumpet mouthpiece making this the ideal complement for the all round

Extra-large and deep cup for extraordinary power and depth of tone

The LT18077 offers just the right amount of resistance with a quick response and great projection

and a square-cornered bell bow that provides the performer with ideal blowing resistance

General Lavine DEBUSSY ARR ERIC CREES Trumpet with a very easyGeneral Lavine excentric, No. 6 from the second book of piano Prludes, reflects the composer's fascination with clowns and music hall performers and is the only piece in the two volumes dedicated to a living person. 'General Lavine excentric ', (Debussy's own spelling), or 'The Man Who has Soldiered All His Life' as Lavine called himself, would have been seen by Debussy in Paris at the Marigny Theatre in 1910 and probably later in 1912. The score is