Although this article offers much of the same biographical information as some of the others, it focuses on the rediscovery of Hummel. The point the author makes is that Hummel got lost in the midst of the many years of appreciation of other classical composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn and others. However, in 1958, he was rediscovered and his trumpet concerto was the primary means through which people rediscovered this wonderful composer. He made his music accessible to many and opened an archive of wonderful music he wrote. This is vital information for the project because the 1958 recording of the concert was the first in the history of the piece. Therefore, that recording could be very useful to serve as a style model. In this article, the author offers a clear criticism of Hummel's work. This article presents a side of Hummel that is quite interesting because it shows why some might consider him unpopular in certain circles. The author clearly states that the greatest work Hummel ever wrote is his Grand Sextet for piano, strings and winds. Although the author is very critical of it, he ultimately states the importance of researching and studying Hummel's works. This is an important article because it provides an opposing point of view on Hummel's work. This is important because it shows how important it is to consider as many points of opinion regarding a piece of music as possible. With a broad and broad understanding of the piece, you can perform it with skill and accuracy in its proper context and style. If these considerations are absent from the mind of the performer, the likelihood of historical misrepresentation increases. This ar...... middle of paper ......s. In short, this is an important question to consider why composers deserve to be financially credited for their work. This article delves into the discussion of Hummel's life and his contribution, namely the Trumpet Concerto. One critical point that has been made is that "The Trumpet Concerto is Hummel's most recorded work" (201). The article briefly discusses that the three movements of the piece are highly virtuosic and showcase different aspects of the trumpet. This is important to understand as an artist for several reasons. First, it makes the performer aware that performing this work is like playing three separate concerts in some respects because the performer's needs are incredibly demanding. Secondly, it makes the musician aware of the different styles of the three movements and the importance of recognizing the individual character of each movement..