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century Northern European composers as very agreeable juxtaposed the natural trumpets of the time which featured a conical bell and a much more "oboe-like" sound and the violins pitched at a' = 466 Hz. The second and third octaves of the cornettino can be made to sound piercing. The primary/fundamental octave has an agreeable "reedy" quality, which is reminiscent of the later oboe.
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covered in leather. The mouthpieces were made from animal horn, bone or ivory. Some instruments featured metal mountings at one or both ends of the instrument; these mountings help prevent the fraying of the leather or parchment and were decorative. Silver and gold were used for these mountings. Some modern instruments are made from a plastic such as ABS resin.
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on the cantus line of Choro I. Since this part requires the instrument to play up to a", a mute cornettino may have been intended by the composer - certainly this part would be readily playable on such an instrument, although, the tessitura of the part is well within the compass of a regular mute
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Like the cornetto, the cornettino was originally made from two pieces of wood, carved out and glued together. The instrument was covered in leather or parchment to prevent leaks and improve the grip for the player. Some instruments were made from ivory and these instruments were, accordingly, not
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The timbre of the cornettino is more pungent, brighter and a little more incisive than that of the regular cornetto. Cornettini were frequently used in large consorts and orchestras in the company of trumpets and high violin parts. The timbre of the instrument seems to have been regarded by 17th
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mute cornetti) have survived and these instruments are straight, like their treble and alto counterparts, with an integral mouthpiece. No extant music for the mute cornettino has yet come to light and the function of this instrument remains obscure. The surviving score of the large scale
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musical periods. They were featured extensively in Northern European music and ignored almost entirely by Southern European composers, except those who migrated north. In the time of
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or compass/range of the cornettino is c' (C4) to around g" (G5)'. A player with a strong embouchure may be able to coax higher notes from this instrument. (C4 is middle C.)
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wrote a significant quantity of consort music featuring one to three cornettini. It appears that the cornettino continued to be used, primarily in church music and in
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a' = 466 Hz or higher. Like organs, cornetts and trombones, the cornettino was regarded as primarily an ecclesiastical instrument and hence was constructed in
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family. Cornettini usually have a primary scale of C or D major, with middle C or the adjacent D the pedal note of the instrument. The regular
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may be replaced by 2 Cornetti & 3 Tromboni), 2 Violini, 2 Cornettini, 2 Viole, Viola basso, Bombard grosso.
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in a number of sacred compositions, but one may presume that such parts were intended to be played on
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Some composers who specified the use of the cornettino in their scores include:
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Almost all surviving specimens of this instrument are pitched
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List of euphonium, baritone horn and tenor horn manufacturers
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bands, in some places in Europe until the late 18th century.
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A small selection of extant works featuring the cornettino:
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The 653:Ich Habe dich zum Licht der Heiden gemacht à 16 646:: ATB, 2 Cornettini, Trombone, Basso continuo. 961: 608:Was meinestu, wil aus dem Kindlein werden à 5 442: 8: 644:Herr, ich habe lieb die Städte deines Hauses 476:: 2 Violini ô 2 Cornettini, Fagotto, Organo. 968: 954: 946: 557:Deus in Adjutorium meum intende à 7 vel 12 219:is the 'treble' instrument of the family. 188:Descant instrument of the cornetto family 176:Learn how and when to remove this message 106:Learn how and when to remove this message 510:Deus in adjiutorium meum intende à 7, 12 343:Udite chiari e generosi figli à 16 voci 932:Woodwind Instruments and their History 628:: SSSTB, 2 Cornettini, Basso continuo. 601:: SATB, 2 Cornettini, Basso continuo. 7: 942:© Anthony Baines Third Edition, 1967 907:A Catalogue of Music for the Cornett 700:Super flumina Babylonis à 10, 15, 19 610:: ATB, 2 Cornettini, Basso continuo. 592:: SSTB 2 Cornettini, Basso continuo. 44:adding citations to reliable sources 782:: Alto, Cornettino, Basso continuo. 742:Veni Sancte Spiritus à 20, 25, o 30 619:: AB, 2 Cornettini, Basso continuo. 436:, Fagotto, Violone, Basso continuo. 236:Cornettini were common in the high 814:The cornettino was also known as: 14: 670:Jauchzet dem Herrn alle Welt à 17 559:: Choir I SATTB; Choir II SATTB 531:Siehe, es hat überwunden à 14,18 485:: 2 Cornettini, Fagotto, Organo. 122: 20: 856:Christum wir sollen loben schon 635:Lasst uns aus spatzieren fahren 590:Freue dich, du Tochter Zion à 6 31:needs additional citations for 1542:Drum and bugle corps (classic) 804:Missa Salisburgensis à 53 voci 788:Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber 763:Christ lag in Todesbanden à 19 467:: Cornettino, Fagotto, Organo. 376:Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber 321:A small number (three: one in 1: 1547:Drum and bugle corps (modern) 545:Samuel Friedrich Capricornus 683:O benignissime Jesu à 6, 10 432:: 2 Violini, 2 Cornettini, 421:Sonata Sancti Leopoldi à 14 1676: 1609:Pitch of brass instruments 445:Sonata II a otto, 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