Dennis wrote: > Thanks for mentioning the example of Castello's sonatas. Do you by any chance have the precise range for the "violetta" in these?
In book 1 there is one sonata for 'trombon ouero violeta' in the F3 (baritone) clef. The bottom note is G (one ledger line below this clef) and the top note is g' (two ledger lines above). There are three other sonatas in the tenor clef, again going down to G but up to a'. In book 2 there are four sonatas for 'trombon ouero violeta': 2 in tenor clef with bottom note G and top somewhere around g' / a'; 2 in baritone clef, range G - g'. There are also 2 sonatas including two trombone/violetta parts, all in baritone clef, where one part has a range as above and the other goes down to D in one sonata and E in the other one. There are, additionally, two more sonatas for 'stromenti d'Arco'. The third part is designated 'Violeta', in the alto clef with ranges d - c"/d" (one of these briefly goes into soprano clef). The fourth part is designated 'Viola', in the baritone clef with ranges G - f' and F - d' (going briefly into bass clef). I hope this helps. Michael Lawlor _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
