File:Short flugelhorn excerpt.ogg

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Short_flugelhorn_excerpt.ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 36 s, 109 kbps, file size: 476 KB)

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Short improvised flugelhorn excerpt

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English: Made for the Flugelhorn English wiki article, where an audio recording was requested. I wasn't sure how best to demonstrate the characteristics of the flugelhorn, and I thought a single note or scale, etc. would cut it, since its difference from the trumpet is more subtle. I improvised a short jazzy excerpt that traverses the most commonly used range of the instrument (B3 to F4, concert); I chose jazz because that is the most common use case of flugelhorns.
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Author Ovinus Real

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current18:37, 14 September 202036 s (476 KB)Ovinus (talk | contribs)Upload a better take
09:18, 14 September 202035 s (466 KB)Ovinus (talk | contribs)Uploaded own work with UploadWizard

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