Transposition Inquisition, Season 1
No. 1- Whistle Stop, by Roger Miller
No. 2- Londonderry Air, an Irish Traditional
No. 3- Study No. 36, by Georg Kopprasch
No. 4- The Avengers Main Theme, by Alan Silvestri
No. 5- Vetrate di Chiesa, by Ottorino Respighi
No. 6- Texas Tech Tuba Call, by Unknown
No. 7- Canzona per sonare No. 1, by Giovanni Gabrieli
No. 8- Minuet No. 5, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
No. 9- Quintet No. 1, by Victor Ewald
No. 10- The Buddi Song, by Bear McCreary
No. 11- Ride of the Valkyries, by Richard Wagner
No. 12- Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms, by Simone Mantia
No. 13- Courante from Suite No. 3, by Johann S. Bach
No. 14- Chant
No. 15- Second Suite in F, by Gustav Holst
No. 16- Sonata No. 1 mvt 4, by Benedetto Marcello
No. 17- In the Mood, by Glenn Miller
Notes from the Arranger:
"These two seasons were created during my last couple years of college, just as I began writing my dissertation. You can see the early influence of Will Baker's "Get Fluent", an exercise I hypothesized might improve sight-reading ability. These exercises were also influenced by two of my past teachers Donald Little, and Kevin Wass.
Professor Little was the first to introduce me to these type of exercises (even pushing for their memorization!) . During my time studying with Dr. Wass, we worked on many similarly structured studies, such as the Herbert Clarke's Technical Studies.
You many have noticed these exercises do not look the same as later iterations. Compared to season 3-4, these are simplistic in design, and sometimes even a little rough to look at. Nevertheless, they have great value as a literacy exercise, while reminding myself how far I have come (and how much further I still have to go).
Maybe one day I will "George Lucas" them, but for now I will leave them intact, with all their happy little accidents."
- Guytano Martorano III
Transposition Inquisition, Season 2
No. 18- Summertime, by George Gershwin
No. 19- Eine Faust Overture, by Richard Wagner
No. 20- Symphony No. 2, by Gustav Mahler
No. 21- Tableaux d'une Exposition Bydlo, by Modest Mussorgsky