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Old 05-04-2007, 12:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Italian Operas (4 trumpets)

What are some popular Italian Operas that are scored for 4 trumpets? I need this for the story that I’m writing for the Eclipse contest.

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Old 05-04-2007, 02:10 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Italian Operas (4 trumpets)

The only popular Italian opera I can think of is Otello. I think most of the others take two to three. You aren't meaning including offstage parts I gather, so, that's my contribution.

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Re: Italian Operas (4 trumpets)

Thanks Manny! I just need to have 4 players in the building at the same time to make my story work, so I’ll go with Verdi’s Otello.
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Re: Italian Operas (4 trumpets)

If you include Banda trumpets you have more to choose from: off the top of my head are Boheme, Turandot, Rigoletto, and Aida, in addition to Otello.
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Re: Italian Operas (4 trumpets)

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If you include Banda trumpets you have more to choose from: off the top of my head are Boheme, Turandot, Rigoletto, and Aida, in addition to Otello.
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La Bohème would actually be cooler in my story than Otello. Are the Banda parts throughout the opera or do they just play in a specific Act? It's important for me to know so that I can write the story to assure that all four players are in the building at the same time.
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Re: Italian Operas (4 trumpets)

Hi Derek,

The band plays only in the second act.

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Re: Italian Operas (4 trumpets)

Thanks Wilmer! Would the players covering the banda parts arrive before the first act, or would they get there just as the intermission between Act I and II was starting? I guess I could have the banda player(s) downstairs in a practice room prior to the start of Act I so that they would be available for a brief discussion before the opera starts.

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