Bordogni, arr. Porret - Twenty-Four Vocalises - Trumpet Method voice from the final period reveal

from the final period reveal perhaps most about his joyous ecstasy and languid contemplation

the keyboard’s layout

Although he sometimes described the three Intermezzi as being “Wiegenlieder” (lullabies)

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Bordogni, arr. Porret - Twenty-Four Vocalises - Trumpet Method voice from the final period revealItalian operatic tenor, Marco Bordogni (1789 1856) received great success as a singer and teacher when he moved to Paris. His Vingt Quatre Vocalises have remained popular, so much so that G. Armand Porret saw the need to adapt the studies for brass instruments. In Porret's arrangement, which is adjustable to C or B? Trumpet, Cornet and Saxhorn, a handy transposition table is included. The Vingt Quatre Vocalises enable the performer to focus on tone,