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In Reply to: RE: To set the record straight... posted by Bob Brines on January 22, 2008 at 07:40:48:
>>While we are being pedantic, there exists a complete sketch in piano score of the first movement of the concerto written for basset HORN in G.<<
Sorry if I appeared pedantic--that wasn't my intent. As for the basset horn sketch, I've never seen the music, but evidently it's not identical with the first movement of K.622. In fact, the basset horn version is assigned a different Koechel number (K.584b)--see link.
As for the trombone, there are indeed no baroque concertos, but there is a Concerto for Alto Trombone by Georg Christoph Wagenseil (1715-1777), recorded a number of years ago by the Concentus Musicus of Vienna. A pleasant piece of fluff, it certainly doesn't "push the envelope" of trombone technique.
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- RE: To set the record straight... - C.B. 07:59:57 01/22/08 (1)
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