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A cimma

name

A cimma

category

main songs

leaders

Tom

structure

Lynette opens alone, Matt closes alone

perfnotes

generally still and respectful (of the sacrifice that went in to the soup!)

choreography

We have tried this:

During intro trombone, all kneel &/ stay far behind &/ away from soloist

For section A the trombones and mid-brass stand and move in behind the soloist

For section B the trumpets stand and move in to the central area, others allow them to be main feature

For section C non-trumpet high brass stand and step forward as central (others can step aside, maybe even kneel)

For the outtro all but the soloist kneels back down

description

from http://lafanfareinvisible.fr/repertoire



Our Shorter Form:
Intro (solo trombone)
1
2(x2)
1
2 (x2)
3 (x2)
Outro (solo clarinet)

La Fanfare Form:

Intro
Ax2
Bx2
Ax1
Bx2
Cx2 using #1 repeat bars twice
Ax1
Bx2
Cx2
Eight bar plus... fade out ending by clarinets.

key

Bb

charts

• A cimma - Basso Bb.pdf
• A cimma - Clarinetto Bb.pdf
• A cimma - Flauto C.pdf
• A cimma - Maestro.pdf
• A cimma - Sax Tenore Bb.pdf
• A cimma - Soprano Sax Bb.pdf
• A cimma - Tromba in Bb 1.pdf
• A cimma - Tromba in Bb 2.pdf
• A cimma - Trombone C.pdf
• A cimma - Tuba C.pdf
• A cimma - Sax Contralto Eb.pdf

notes

Here is the original:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDA1l8GOz30

Their set at the VFW ended with it, here is a link that jumps to their very honk-ish version:
https://youtu.be/wAXB3ogFgx4?t=50m11s

Here's a translation- both into English from Genoese, and trying to get some of the cultural feel of it:
http://deandretranslated.blogspot.com/2014/11/le-nuvole-cimma-boiled-stuffed-veal.html

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