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09-11-2006, 02:24 PM
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  | Mozart The Marriage of Figaro Dear colleagues, can you exactly tell me all tunes used in trumpet part of this opera? I know that C and D but I'm not sure if it has Es tune. Thanks |
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09-11-2006, 03:22 PM
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 | Dear AKart, Yes, you are correct. You need to transpose to C, D, and Eb for this opera. The Eb comes in at the finale to Act II. Enjoy it; it's a beautiful opera. Are they doing it in Italian or Russian? ML |
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09-11-2006, 10:40 PM
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| Thank you! Thank you a lot! I'm working at the Opera theatre of the Moscow conservatory and have played this opera for a few times. And now I'm invited to the Novosibirsk opera theatre to play it on the natural trumpet and it's nesessary to know what tubes need I take with :) About language: on my job we played so: all dialogues were in Russian in order to people could understand what the actors were speaking about and all arias were in Italian. Now I dont't quite know. Alexander |
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09-12-2006, 10:21 PM
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| Gday This is completely off topic, but..................Here we have a trumpeter from Russia putting a question out to the world via the internet, and being answered almost immediately by a fellow trumpeter on the other side of the world in the USA! I cant help but comment on how remarkable this really is. I know that this happens thousands of times a day and we can become blase, but, as Louis said (or sang) It truly is a wonderful world!!! Laurie |
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