A piece with a Russian/Polish character I've gotten good response to is
Miniatury, for horn and piano, by Czeslaw Grudzinski, in six short
movements. The horn part is quite low, with the piano pulling a lot of
the weight, so it gives you a break between the fireworks. With the
right accompanist, it can add a lot of color to a recital, but extract
a very small price.
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Subject: [Hornlist] Recital
Hey list, looking for a little feedback.
I am doing a recital this year and have put together this so far as my
rep
*From Russia with horn (or somtheign cool and witty me thinks!)*
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*Four Pieces for Horn and Piano. - Gliere*
* *1. Romance
2. Valse Triste
3. Intermezzo
4. Nocturne
*(Need to put an adaptation here to fill either ensemble or
unaccompanied by
a russian composer... ideas?)*
**
*-Intermission-*
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*Concerto for horn and orchestra in B flat op.91 - Gliere*
**
*(if encore needed the usual. Long Call)*
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*-End*
**
as you can see its is russian based... one in paticular... so any
thoughs on
filling that one spot.???
And feedback as well would be awesome
Mathew James
-- Mathew James
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