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RELEASED July 1, 2022 United States Navy Band Concert/Ceremonial Band Trumpet Audition September 26-27, 2022 The United States Navy Band announces an immediate vacancy for trumpet. The audition will take place at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. from Monday, September 26 to Tuesday, September 27, 2022. Applications must be submitted by Monday, September 12. There will be no pre-screening round for this audition. Once confirmed, all eligible applicants will be placed on the audition list and will receive a designated report date and time one week prior to the audition. Located in Washington, D.C., the Navy’s premier concert/ceremonial band is staffed by 85 world-class musicians who rotate between concert and ceremonial duties. For nearly 100 years, the Concert Band has performed marches, patriotic selections, orchestral transcriptions, and modern wind ensemble repertoire on national tours, public concerts, and educational conferences. The Ceremonial Band performs music at official military and government functions as well as other special events, including ceremonies at the White House, Pentagon, and Arlington National Cemetery. Starting salary for a new member of the U.S. Navy Band is $66,900-$74,208 plus 30 days paid leave annually and full benefits for members and their dependents. Those selected for positions in the U.S. Navy Band are advanced to the paygrade of E-6 (Musician First Class) following recruit training, under a contract for permanent assignment to the U.S. Navy Band, Washington, D.C. All applicants must be aged 18 to 39 and otherwise qualified for service in the U.S. Navy. Please note that the Navy has strict requirements with regard to medical readiness and physical appearance. The Navy permits visible tattoos; however, scalp, face, and ear tattoos are prohibited, as are any tattoos that are offensive, racist, extremist, or sexist. All applicants are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Proof of vaccination is required in order to enter the audition site. To register for this audition, complete the steps below by 11:59 pm ET on Monday, September 12, 2022: (1) Fill out the U.S. Navy Band Audition Application (2) Current military members only - send a Letter of Endorsement to [email protected] Following submission of your application, you will receive email correspondence from a Navy Band auditions manager. It is important to reply to all email correspondence in a timely manner in order to successfully complete your registration, confirm attendance at the audition, and provide vaccination status. For more information about Navy Band auditions, email [email protected] or contact the auditions supervisor at 202-433-2840.
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Transcript of cb-trumpet-26sep2022.pdf - Navy Band
RELEASED July 1, 2022
United States Navy Band Concert/Ceremonial Band Trumpet Audition September 26-27, 2022
The United States Navy Band announces an immediate vacancy for trumpet. The audition will take place at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. from Monday, September 26 to Tuesday, September 27, 2022. Applications must be submitted by Monday, September 12. There will be no pre-screening round for this audition. Once confirmed, all eligible applicants will be placed on the audition list and will receive a designated report date and time one week prior to the audition.
Located in Washington, D.C., the Navy’s premier concert/ceremonial band is staffed by 85 world-class musicians who rotate between concert and ceremonial duties. For nearly 100 years, the Concert Band has performed marches, patriotic selections, orchestral transcriptions, and modern wind ensemble repertoire on national tours, public concerts, and educational conferences. The Ceremonial Band performs music at official military and government functions as well as other special events, including ceremonies at the White House, Pentagon, and Arlington National Cemetery.
Starting salary for a new member of the U.S. Navy Band is $66,900-$74,208 plus 30 days paid leave annually and full benefits for members and their dependents. Those selected for positions in the U.S. Navy Band are advanced to the paygrade of E-6 (Musician First Class) following recruit training, under a contract for permanent assignment to the U.S. Navy Band, Washington, D.C.
All applicants must be aged 18 to 39 and otherwise qualified for service in the U.S. Navy. Please note that the Navy has strict requirements with regard to medical readiness and physical appearance. The Navy permits visible tattoos; however, scalp, face, and ear tattoos are prohibited, as are any tattoos that are offensive, racist, extremist, or sexist.
All applicants are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Proof of vaccination is required in order to enter the audition site.
To register for this audition, complete the steps below by 11:59 pm ET on Monday, September 12, 2022:
(1) Fill out the U.S. Navy Band Audition Application(2) Current military members only - send a Letter of Endorsement to
Following submission of your application, you will receive email correspondence from a Navy Band auditions manager. It is important to reply to all email correspondence in a timely manner in order to successfully complete your registration, confirm attendance at the audition, and provide vaccination status.
For more information about Navy Band auditions, email [email protected] or contact the auditions supervisor at 202-433-2840.
U.S. Navy Band Concert/Ceremonial Trumpet September 2022 Page 2
DISCLAIMER Use of these .pdf files is strictly for U.S. Navy Band auditions only. Any other use is not authorized or implied by the U.S. Navy Band.
The user assumes responsibility for obtaining appropriate licenses in conjunction with any further use of copyrighted works.
Live audition repertoire:
All excerpts are in B-flat unless otherwise notated. Candidates may choose to use either B-flat or C trumpet for the audition. Please prepare all selections as presented in this packet. Sight-reading may also be required. Böhme: Concerto in F minor, Mvt. 1. Beginning to [B]. Ives: Variations on “America”. Solo at [O] (Cornet 1). Williams (trans. Lavender): Summon the Heroes. Pickup to [33] to [50].
Hindemith: Symphony in Bb
1. Mvt. I. Beginning to m. 12. 2. Mvt. II. Beginning to m. 26.
Prokofiev: March, Op. 99. mm. 16-56. Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine. mm. 138-151. Copland: An Outdoor Overture. Four before [20] to four after [30] (Trumpet 1). Verdi (trans. Neumann): Overture to Nabucco. Pickup to [89] to m. 107. Vaughan Williams: Toccata Marziale. Pickup to [7] to [11].
Shostakovich (trans. Hunsberger): Festive Overture. Pickup to [6] to [7] (Trumpet 4). Stravinsky: A Soldier’s Tale. The Royal March. Beginning to [3]. Sousa: Hands Across the Sea. First two strains, no repeats (Solo Cornet).
Sousa: University of Illinois March. First two strains, no repeats (Solo Cornet). Gershwin/Riddle: Fascinating Rhythm. mm. 56-70. Taps Excerpts to be performed with section: Williams (trans. Lavender): Hymn to the Fallen. Pickup to m. 28 – m. 51. Santelmann: Flag Officer’s March.
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Böhme: Concerto in F minor
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Böhme: Concerto in F minor (continued)
Ives: Variations on “America”
(q = 126)
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Williams: Summon the Heroes (Trumpet in Bb)
Hindemith: Symphony in Bb, Mvt. I
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Hindemith: Symphony in Bb, Mvt. II
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Prokofiev: March, Op. 99
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Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine
Copland: An Outdoor Overture
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Verdi (trans. Neumann): Overture to Nabucco
Vaughan Williams: Toccata Marziale (q = 92-96)
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Shostakovich (trans. Hunsberger): Festive Overture
Stravinsky: A Soldier’s Tale
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Sousa: Hands Across the Sea (play upper divisi, take second endings)
Sousa: University of Illinois March (no repeats, take second ending)
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Gershwin/Riddle: Fascinating Rhythm
Taps
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Excerpts to be performed with section: Williams (trans. Lavender): Hymn to the Fallen
Santelmann: Flag Officer’s March Tempo Marcia (h = 112)
