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Quando todo o grupo é usado, deve-se dobrar o número de trompas:
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Na harmonia a sete, seis ou cinco partes, certos instrumentos devem ser omitidos:
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Dissonâncias de sétima ou segunda são preferencialmente confiadas a instrumentos de coloridos diferentes:
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Quando tais acordes são escritos para uma orquestra que inclui apenas dois trompetes, é impossível que as trompas prossigam aos pares. Nesses casos, pode-se adotar a seguinte disposição, marcando as trompas um grau mais forte que os outros instrumentos para assegurar o equilíbrio sonoro:
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O mesmo método deve ser seguido sempre que o uso das trompas aos pares não produzir sonoridade satisfatória.
Quando acordes de harmonia em posição aberta são distribuídos por vários registros harmônicos, o registro ocupado pelas trompas não precisa ser dobrado; a disposição do acorde se assemelhará à de um coral escrito para coro duplo ou triplo. Por exemplo:
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