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piano
strings
woodwind
brass
percussion
guitar
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part-writing and transposition
For good examples of brass writing listen to the following pieces:
Many thanks to Steve Glover for the information contained herein
The guitar is always written one octave above the actual pitch. String #1 is the same pitch as the first E above middle C on the piano.
The electric guitar has a range of four octaves; acoustic and classical guitars generally have a range of just over three.
nylon strings, hollow wooden body, not very loud
steel strings, hollow wooden body, bright, louder than the above;
steel strings, solid wooden body. For the electric guitar, give an indication of the type of sound desired.
The sounds made by electric guitars can significantly modified by the application of other electronic devices controlled by the foot, the mouth, and any other relevant part of the body. You should consult individual guitarists to determine the range and availability of such devices.