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Is there a version of Bugler's holiday by Leroy Anderson for SOLO trumpet and orchestra?

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To the best of my knowledge, all versions of Bugler's Holiday are for a trumpet trio.

EDIT--My recollection is that there is an arrangement for solo trumpet and wind ensemble. The parts we used were all but dust from age and handling. I'm guessing that anything other than trumpet trio is out of print.

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