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where can I find the music sheet of the violin solo

What is the name of the soloist and where can I find the sheet music of the solo part

A question for you: I've picked up a number of these horns over the years and three of mine are pitched squarely in G (my Karel Goll, for example). That's three out of seven. The Goll has marks on the slides for F. Is that the case with any of the contra-altos you've come across?

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Este tema , L'Euridice , la primera opera conservada , que en realidad es la segunda compuesta porque la primera ( La Dafne ) no ha sobrevivido a nuestro tiempo , tiene un poder que yo catalogaria como magico , ya que se convierte en algo asi como una maquina del tiempo que nos traslada al año 1600 ... Direis que cualquier opera antigua podria crear esa sugestion , y si , es cierto , pero tambien entiendo que es cierto que como la primera ninguna la creara ... Todas las que siguieron fueron y son deudoras de esta L'Euridice Ademas , no puede negarsele a esta luminosa y extraordinaria obra , a la luz de una escucha atenta , la inmensa modernidad y frescura que aporto a un panorama musico-teatral que ya estaba periclitado desde hacia muchisimo tiempo con su anticuada y ya vieja monodia ... que pedia urgentemente un cambio de estructura que lo modernizara para poder seguir avanzando. Es en este sentido donde Jacopo Peri se muestra adelantado a su tiempo , encabezando la evolucion musical que hara posible la llegada de un Renacimiento Monteverdiano mas coherente si cabe de lo que podriamos percibir sino tuvieramos en cuenta la obra de Peri , que apoya y amplifica el eco de La fábula del Orfeo Monteverdiano , mal considerado por algunos como la primera opera de la historia , pues es en realidad deudora de la obra de Peri y posterior a ella. Jacopo Peri : "L'Euridice" año 1600 ( sin contar con "La Dafne, favola drammatica" compuesta en 1597 y que se encuentra perdida ) Claudio Monteverdi : "La fábula de Orfeo" año 1607 Gracias a jwhill7 por haber traido aqui un tema tan interesante .

are these the types of trumpets when you see 'Trumpet in F' in romantic composers like Tchaikovsky, Wagner, Bruckner, and Mahler?

As the first opera that survived, this is a great piece of work. Thanks for sharing it!

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Very nice

Was a lirone used in this performance?

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pretty fye

very goog ~~~~~!!

Powerful !

If anyone here would help me, I'd really appreciate it! I have a Lidl rotary valve alto trumpet which I love to play. Unfortunately, I broke a valve spring. I can't find a replacement spring. If anyone knows where I can get a replacement flat spring for one of these trumpets, please reply. Thanks!!!

Gracias

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Great composition of Leonard Bernstein, it is a Kabbalistic tree to derive some of the melodic modes , result lent itself to a dodecaphonic composition, it is the less known composition of Lenny, he always liked to play with Kabbalistic numbers, even in his conferences .

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I wonder if this has been a source of inspiration for Monteverdi's L'Orfeo. The initial overture sounds very similar and the rest is not devoid of similarities.

These horns are good for playing the missing bottom notes (Bb score) on Bizet's Carmen.

playing this solo for a solo contest tomorrow. wish me luck

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The orchestras' playing of this piece has not made me to change my mind about this work. It can be very wearing. Just think of the 4 beethoven Leonora overtures. But everything was done right in this performance and my attention was on nothing else but the marvelous phrasing.

A very prepared piece and a captivating performance.

The group went after a big piece which they thought they could handle. However it back fired. A very stingy performance.

Fantastic in every way!

Brilliant!

I still remember that my 8th grade music teacher Eloise Haldeman (sister of Nixon's Chief of Staff H. R. Haldeman) taught us that Euridice by Peri was the first opera. Hardly ever performed today, although Monteverdi's three existing operas are still widely heard by audiences, especially in Europe.

Recital days🤣🤣👍

🎵After almost ten years, I would like to thank you for offering this compelling interpretation of this delightful work by the great composer Briegel. 🎶

Fantastic!

I love this piece.

Thank you so much for doing and sharing this! A great global cultural deed.

This is favorite symphony. I wish I were there.

¡¡¡ AH, BENDITA TECNOLOGÍA !!!

Used this video to refurbish an old Soviet Ukranian rotary.

Beautiful!

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evil evil song

It has Rotary Valves just like a French Horn

It's an Alto Trumpet. The Rotary Valves make it easier to play w/ precision.

God bless Leonard Bernstein!

One of the best I've heard, saddle up.

Please Be the real one!

Thank you. I don’t think anyone else has put this up. Was hard to find. I’m learning trumpet and this is one of the pieces. :) ps. Sounds very Mando.

Bravo = A+

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Outstanding musicianship from these university musicians.