Ru B fogo
Year
Instrumentation
Genre
Source
1998
Instrumentation
cor anglais, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, horn (2), trumpet, trombone, electric guitar, electric bass guitar, harp (amplified), grand piano, steel drum, percussion (3)
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Explanation of the instrumentation string
| Abbreviation | Instrument | Guitar(s) and other plucked instruments |
|---|---|
| bal | balalaika |
| bgtr | bass guitar |
| bjo | banjo |
| egtr | electric guitar |
| gtr | guitar |
| gtr (ampl.) | amplified guitar |
| hrp | harp |
| mand | mandolin |
| uke | ukulele | Woodwinds |
| afl | alto flute |
| asax | alto saxophone |
| barsax | baritone saxophone |
| bcl | bass clarinet |
| bsax | bass saxophone |
| bsthn | basset horn |
| cl | clarinet |
| corA | cor anglais |
| dbcl | contrabass clarinet (or double bass clarinet) |
| dbn | contrabassoon (or double bassoon) |
| Ebcl | E-flat clarinet |
| fl | flute |
| heck | heckelphone |
| ob | oboe |
| obda | oboe d'amore |
| picc | piccolo |
| rec | recorder |
| sarrus | sarrusophone |
| sax | saxophone |
| ssax | soprano saxophone |
| tsax | tenor saxophone | Brass |
| bgl | bugle |
| btrbn | bass trombone |
| crt | cornet |
| euph | euphonium |
| flghn | fluegel horn |
| hn | horn |
| picctpt | piccolo trumpet |
| tpt | trumpet |
| trbn | trombone |
| tba | tuba |
| Wtba | Wagner tuba | Percussion |
| cim | cimbalom |
| drkit | drum kit |
| glsp | glockenspiel |
| mba | marimba |
| perc | percussion |
| tamb | tambourine |
| timp | timpani |
| vib | vibraphone |
| xyl | xylophone | Keyboards |
| cel | celesta |
| eorg | electric organ |
| epft | electric piano |
| harm | harmonium |
| Horg | Hammond organ |
| hpsd | harpsichord |
| kybd | keyboard |
| org | organ |
| pft | piano |
| prep pft | prepared piano |
| synth | synthesizer | Strings |
| db | double bass (or contra bass) |
| evln | electric violin |
| strgs | strings |
| vla | viola |
| vlada | viola d'amore |
| vlc | violoncello |
| vln | violin | Vocal |
| A | (Contr)alto |
| B | Bass |
| Bar | baritone |
| MS | mezzo-soprano |
| S | soprano |
| T | tenor | Other |
| acc | accordion |
| ocar | ocarina |
| oM | Ondes Martinot |
Explanation
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The standard, accepted order of instrumentation for large ensembles: fl.ob.cl.bsn - hn.tpt.trbn.tba - perc - other - vlnI.vlnII.vla.vlc.db - tape, or electronics. Saxophones appear between clarinet and bassoon.
All other scorings (less than 8 instruments) are listed in full. When an instrument is listed in parentheses, then this instrument is doubled. "guitar (=electric guitar)" means that the guitarist plays an acoustic, as well as an electric guitar. In an orchestral setting, "1(I=picc).2(II=corA).2(II=bcl).1" would resolve to: 1 flute (also playing piccolo), 2 oboes (second oboe also playing cor anglais), 2 clarinets (second clarinet also playing bass clarinet), 1 bassoon. If there is an extra instrument, which is not doubled, then this is expressly written out, e.g. "1(I=picc).2.corA.2.bcl.1.dbn", which unravels to: 1 flute (also playing piccolo), 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 1 bass clarinet, 1 bassoon, 1 double bassoon. Solo instruments in a concerto or chamber setting are written out in front of the ensemble instruments: guitar - 1.1.1.1 - 1.0.0.0 - perc - strgs. |
Ensemble
Source
Australian MIC website;