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| Pianissimo User
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Boston, MA
Posts: 194
| Boehme Sextet instrumentation Ed, What do you (or anyone else) know about the original instrumentation of this work? I've seen a source that indicates it was written for cornet, three trumpets (incl. one bass), trombone, and baritone. Yet I think I remember reading somewhere that Boehme wrote exclusively for cornet, but that editors along the way have changed it to trumpet in many cases for practical reasons. It seems tough to find an authoritative answer. Can anyone clarify this or point me towards some useful info? |
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| Artist in Residence ![]() Forte User
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: NH/CA/PQ
Posts: 1,311
![]() | Chris, I have Max Sommerhalder's edition of the Boehme Brass Sextet (Trumpet Sextet) in Eb minor, op.30 in my office at CalArts. Max (Giuliano's father) has edited and published all of the Boehme works with Editions Marc Reift. It's scored for 1) cornet in Bb, 2) Trumpet in Bb, 3) Trumpet 2 in Bb, 4) Bass Trumpet in Eb or C (or alto horn in Eb/horn in F), 5) Trombone, 6) Tuba I'm sure that this is accurate. Cheers, EC |
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