Thomas - Prélude to Act I Scene 2 of Hamlet for Trombone and Piano Israel or Quasi una Fantasia because

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Thomas - Prélude to Act I Scene 2 of Hamlet for Trombone and Piano Israel or Quasi una Fantasia becauseAmbroise Thomas composed twenty operas between 1837 and 1882. Of these, only two; Mignon and Hamlet are even remotely part of today's opera vocabulary. The opera Hamlet was inspired by Shakespeare, but is not a true depiction of his plot. The trombone solo in Act I, Scene 2 is the famous scene from the play in which Hamlet meets his fathers ghost on the ramparts of Elsinore Castle. The scene opens with a short introduction. The remainder of the Prlude