Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Sep 8, 2007, at 2:37 PM, Daniel Wolf wrote:
I have always wondered about the case of the F trumpet in the second
Brandenburg -- could this have been written for a situation in which
the strings and ww. played at a Kammerton and the trumpeter used a
high pitched but nominally Eb or even D trumpet?
What then of the recorder and oboe?
I think that what he's saying is that perhaps the Eb or D trumpet was
pitched high enough to match the pitch of the recorder and oboe.
Of course that makes the trumpet be a trumpet in F, no matter what it
was called when it was built, if it could match the oboe and recorder.
--
David H. Bailey
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