I would guess option C. Although, I would not choose to do of that
way personally. In fact, the few times I've played 31 the conductors
have asked for more attack. It is, afterall, a horn call, not a
sweeping melody.
One other hint... On the C#s later on, try trigger 12 versus T23. The
pitch is generally better and the note pops out much easier.
Cheers-
Jeremy
On Oct 13, 2008, at 7:45 AM, Todd Sheldrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Greetings!
In the octave leaps in the first movement of Haydn Symphony 31,
there is no slur marked in my part however on the recording that I
have the horn players slur the octave every time. Is this: A. a
misprint in my part B. a tradition I know nothing about C. the
conductor/horn player's choice on the recording or D. none of the
above.
Thank you in advance for the input
Todd
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