Leduc Bordogni. VINGT-quatre Vocalises - Trompette
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Summary of This Method
Known as an Italian opera tenor and renowned pedagogue in Paris, Marco Bordogni left vocal studies whose musicality and effectiveness have stood the test of time. His Twenty-Four Vocalises are among the most used materials for building a line, refining breath control, and developing natural phrasing. Recognizing their value for instrumentalists, G. Armand Porret offers an adaptation dedicated to brass instruments, allowing these vocalises to be used as true studies in style and expression.
In this arrangement, the performer is invited to work on the quality of the note (attack, stability, timbre), lyricism, and legato continuity, while strengthening articulation and control of dynamics. Each vocalise becomes a training ground to learn to "sing" on the instrument, refine intonation, and gain ease in transitions. Thanks to its adjustable presentation in C or B-flat and the included transposition table, this collection easily integrates into the daily work of trumpeters, cornet players, and saxhorn players, from technical improvement to the pursuit of a more expressive interpretation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Opera | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Marco Bordogni | Instrumentation | Trumpet, Cornet, Saxhorn (adjustable in C or B-flat, with transposition table) |
| Arranger | G. Armand Porret | Genre | Method / Studies (vocalises adapted for brass) |
Questions frequently asked
Are Bordogni's 24 Vocalises suitable for the B-flat trumpet?
The edition is adaptable for C or B-flat. A transposition chart is included to tailor the work to the instrument used.
Can this method be used for cornet or saxhorn?
The instrumentation listed includes the trumpet, cornet, and saxhorn.
What technical aspects are worked on in these brass vocalises?
The 24 studies develop breath control and legato continuity. The work also focuses on attack, note stability, and tone. Dynamics, articulation, and intonation are among the areas addressed.
Who adapted Marco Bordogni's vocalises for trumpet?
The brass adaptation is by G. Armand Porret. The original studies are attributed to tenor and pedagogue Marco Bordogni.
What musical style is covered in this collection?
The indicated musical genre is opera, through vocalises designed as studies in style and expression.
