Hello Listers,
A couple of weeks ago I asked for advice about a part in A-flat horn. I was concerned
that the slow movement which had a really big horn part would be SUPER high. Well...
just to let you know, turns out that the slow mvmt was horn in E-flat, and this fact
was missing from the
hand, use a Bb-/high-F-descant
horn, but remove the Bb-slides. So you might get the advantage of the
high-F combined with the advantage of more resonating mass.
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He lived from 1739-1813. This puts him firmly in the Classical period if not
the very late Baroque. I'm not familiar with his pieces, however from the time
period high Eb's aren't uncommon, and in some compositions and cadenzas were
played quite often. Of course since they did not have valves th
Hello Listers,
A question to you all.
I have to prepare a Sinfonia by Johann Baptist Wanhal. It is AE203, in A-Flat. The
second movement has a rather involved horn part... marked in Horn in A-Flat. Does
anyone know whether this should be A-Flat ALTO or BASSO?
Unfortunately I don't have
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