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Mastering Otto Ketting’s Intrada for Solo Trumpet: A Complete Performance and Analytical Guide
"Otto Ketting’s Intrada (1958) is one of the most widely performed twentieth-century works for unaccompanied trumpet. Written by a composer who was himself an accomplished trumpeter, the piece demands commanding projection, precise rhythmic flexibility, subtle tonal coloring with a straight mute, and exceptional endurance across dramatic dynamic extremes. Historical Context and Origin of the Work Dutch composer Otto Ketting (1935–2012) composed Intrada in 1958. As the son of composer Piet Ketting and a trained trumpeter who played professionally with the Hague Philharmonic (Residentie Orkest) from 1954 to 1961, Ketting possessed an intimate, p..."
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