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I was on my computer the other day and was listening to my Arnold Jacobs Portrait of an Artist album, and I came across the King Heinrich's Call from Lohengrin. I was fascinated by this excerpt. I immediately consulted my part to Lohengrin, with no avail. My question is, is this excerpt a tuba excerpt that I missed, or did Jake just take a trumpet or vocal cue and play it as a duet with a bass trombone? I would consult the CD booklet, but it's at my house with the physical CD--I'm at college now. Thank you.

purely out of idle curiosity, I googled this.

I got a bundle of hits on the Arnold Jacobs recording, but I also got a few hits on an arrangement of
"the aria King Heinrich's Call arranged by Col. John R Bourgeois of the President's own"

Did you find any more info about King Heinrich's Call? Here are the low brass parts...glanced through but have yet to find it.



http://javanese.imslp.info/files/imglnk ... .lowBr.pdf

Trumpet 1: Act III, Scene III, Rehearsal Number 47 to 48. Page 11

http://conquest.imslp.info/files/imglnk ... 75.tpt.pdf" target="_blank

Thank YOU!!!!

Here is the excerpt from the opera -- Act III, Scene III called Heil, Koenig Heinrich: https://youtu.be/A7yUDPYCFyU

Enjoy!!

I sang Heinrich in Krefeld, Germany during the seasons 1977-79. It's a beastly difficult role to sing. Had I not been so occupied with singing it, I might have enjoyed the brass a lot more!