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For good examples of brass writing listen to the following pieces:
(Fr: cor; It: corno; Ger: Horn)
Written range of the double horn in F, (sounds a perfect fifth lower):
(Fr: trompette; It: tromba; Ger: Trompette)
Written range of the trumpet, (sounds according to key of instrument):
Note: most common keys are B flat, C, D and E flat. Score should be notated in C, and the parts transposed as necessary.
(Fr: trombone; It: trombone; Ger: Posaune)
Range of the tenor trombone:
Note that the tenor trombone cannot play the notes between B flat and E below the stave (bass clef)
Range of the tenor/bass trombone:
Range of the tuba in 12-foot F - the usual orchestral tuba, (parts written in C):