Does anyone know who the awesome horn players in the Freiburg Baroque
Orchestra are? I just bought a DVD of them playing Brandenburg 1 &
it's really incredible. Unfortunately, the horn players are not listed
anywhere :(
Thanks,
Cathryn Cummings
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Mark Kolbo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Can anybody tell me where to find a full score,
or even just the horn
parts, to Mozart's orchestration of Handel's Messiah?
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There's a famous story which was doing the rounds when I was a student (I'm
sure Paul can fill out the details and correct the exaggerations) regarding a
very famous trumpet player who was brought in to play "The Trumpet Shall
Sound" in an amateur performance of "The Messiah".
At the end of
One of the most amusing editions is the one arranged by Sir Eugene Goosens
and recorded by Sir Thomas Beeecham. It uses a large modern orchestra. I
remember rolling around the floor in laughter when I noticed a cymbal roll
in one of the recitatives!
In spite of the outrageous (by current standards
In a message dated 13/07/2004 22:48:04 GMT Daylight Time,
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"There are no horn parts in the original Messiah, but there ARE horn parts in
the Mozart edition. I have played it many times."
Thank heavens we don't often have to play the version by Prout any more.
The P
There are no horn parts in the original Messiah, but there ARE horn parts in
the Mozart edition. I have played it many times.
Cheers,
Graeme Evans
(Principal Horn, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra)
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While not on any particular topic, I have seen Eldon Matlick's name on
postings many times over the last three years or so. I ran into that name again
about 3 months ago. I play in a community college orchestra in Tacoma,
Washington, and our soloist for our winter concert was Jeff Fahre.
Jeff
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"THERE ARE NO HORN PARTS, not
in the original, nor in Mozarts adaptation."
In which case Alan Civil did some mighty fine improvising at the proms the
other year. (or the BBC got it wrong and it was Colin Mo
Search in State Libraries, inquire at the Mozarteum, the International
Mozart Society, even I cannot help you out: THERE ARE NO HORN PARTS, not
in the original, nor in Mozarts adaptation.
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Yes, unusual, but the text (ductus of melody & technique required) is
just common stuff.
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Unique design, eh?
To which I would say:
For horns maybe, but not generally in brass:
http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/yorkmasterpublicphotosxix/vwp?.dir=/Cou
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Can anybody tell me where to find a full score, or even just the horn
parts, to Mozart's orchestration of Handel's Messiah?
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Hi Hans,
I got a hold of a PDF of the score, and maybe in your universe it's
not unusual, but anything with that many high Ds in it is unusual for
me! Very few orchestral or opera pieces go that high for that long.
Sorry I got the number wrong before, I think the other one I played
was 89, not
Just 74 measures without any rest, 28 written high c3 (played high d3),
but 16 of the mare tied together in pairs, 30 high b-nat (played c3#),
just 6 tied pairs, one high bb2 (played c3). Be careful with your
embouchure, use the descant, please.
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If you see the part the first time at the just one (perhaps) rehearsal,
you can make it, if your embouchure is right & if you bring a descant
horn. There are only one flat & one courtesy natural each plus two
sharps. The text is mainly of (more or less) scales written as C-major
scales for horn in
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