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Jerry
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 Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 6:57 am Post subject: Re: Carnival on Cornet? |
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| AJ26 wrote: | | I'm going to be playing Carnival of Venice for a HS concert and I wasn't wondering if the sound would change enough to make it worth renting a cornet |
No.
It's not worth it.
But not for the sound change.
Cornets play differently from trumpets.
It's not a huge difference, but it is a significant difference.
If you want to perform on a cornet, buy a cornet and learn how to play it. |
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RandyTX
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I'm not familiar with the Rimmer version mentioned above. Since he died in the 1930s, I suspect it could well be in the public domain by now.
It's currently available commercially, but so is a ton of sheet music that's actually public domain. Anyone know for sure about this one?
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