Original: Soundtrack from “The Hobbit” Composer: Howard Shore I’ve made this short arrangement for the rehearsals in a Brass Band music society which I’m con…
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wat instrument is this
instructions unclear
thank you so much for posting it!
Would it be the same if you play this on the violin?
Ah, real music. I wish my band instructor would make us play this for
concert. =/
No, you’d have to transcribe it, I think.
These sharps and flats are all over the place!
As Long as you play all parts with the same kind of violin, then yes. If
you for example mix violin with a trumpet, then you have to transcribe it
for one instrument. Example: Use for the violin the part as it is in the
video and, since the trumpet is in Bb, you have to transcribe it to
D-Major. Or leave it for the trumpet and transcribe it for the violin in B
flat Major. Hope it’s understandable.
Additional Note: Oh yes, and of course it depends which combination you
use, you can play along with the original soundtrack along or not.
It sounds good with a clarinet