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A clarification

--- In Sarrusophone@y..., Jopi Harri <jopi.harri@u...> wrote:

> However, there could be some other solutions than the sarrusophone -
>i.e.the bass saxophone (in my experience, almost a similar rarity as
>the sarrusophone),

> I have personally been thinking, out of pure spite, to write a
> piece for a symphony orchestra with a part for "reed contrabass",
> with a footnote that this part should be realized primarily by the
> contrabass sarrusophone, if none is available, by the bass
> saxophone,

Of course, I have been considering not bass sax but the contrabass
sax in Eb, and thus, the part would be in the same transposition
(i.e. the same) as for the contrabass sarrusophone in Eb.

- Jopi Harri, Turku, Finland






Wed Jun 12, 2002 9:59 pm

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... As requested, I am posting a few words about my interest in this instrument. I simply consider that the sonoric quality of the contrabass sarrusophone...
Jopi Harri
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Jun 11, 2002
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... Of course, I have been considering not bass sax but the contrabass sax in Eb, and thus, the part would be in the same transposition (i.e. the same) as for...
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Jun 12, 2002
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... There is actually another instrument called the "reed contrabass" (or contrabasse a anche), which looks similar to the sarrusophone, but has a wider bore...
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Jun 12, 2002
10:27 pm

... Yes, I know about this instrument. But since it is very unlikely that one would be available in any symphony orchestra, I don't consider it as a ...
Jopi Harri
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Jun 13, 2002
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