Re: [Hornlist] Horn Quartet Music

2009-03-18 Thread Ralph R. Hall

Alex,

I can only endorse Bill Melton's fabulous gigbook. It's got a bit of 
everything.


However! Visit my website, www.brasshausmusic.com and have a look at my two 
quartet books. The six miniatures starts with a Berlioz type funeral march 
and finishes with, literally, a hunting scene that gives the performers 
ample opportunity for entertaining - offstage horn calls etc.


Also, the book of encores for horn quartet (to be reviewed by Bob Ashworth 
in the next issue of  'The Horn Player') gives you two Sousa Marches, a 
Neopolitan song, a specifically American piece, 'Sweet Lavender' by Edward 
MacDowell and a Bavarian whoop up with handstopping and quasi glissandi. 
Invest and enjoy.


Ralph R. Hall (ra...@brasshausmusic.com)
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Hello all,

I am a high school senior who just formed a horn quartet with my friends. 
We are a fairly good group and we enjoy playing together but now we are 
looking for some quality quartet music to play. Does anyone have 
recommendations for good quality horn quartets/horn quartet books? We're 
hoping to eventually have enough material to play some gigs (I am in the 
quartet for the enjoyment of it, but others became serious with the 
potential to make money).


More specifically, does anyone know of a quartet arrangement for John 
Williams/Star Wars music? (one of our members is a passionate Star Wars 
fan and we've been looking all over for any sort of quartet arrangement 
with the thought that we could transpose a string quartet, etc. if 
necessary).


Thanks for your advice,
Alex Reece
4th Horn

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Re: [Hornlist] Horn Quartet Music

2009-03-17 Thread John Jay Hilfiger

We are a fairly good group and we enjoy playing together but
now we are looking for some quality quartet music to play. Does anyone
have recommendations for good quality horn quartets/horn quartet  
books?


A couple of good sources are:

The Hornists' Nest - not only the Fripperies, but lots of other good  
quartets

http://www.hornistsnest.net/

Brassworks 4 Publishing - big catalog of brass music, including many  
works for horn and horn ensembles

http://www.brassworks4.com/


John Jay Hilfiger
http://users.penn.com/~jhilf/
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re: [Hornlist] Horn Quartet Music

2009-03-17 Thread SandyP412
Dear Alex and all,
 
You can find a selection of Horn quartets at 
_www.pelicanmusicpublishing.com_ (http://www.pelicanmusicpublishing.com) 
 
A couple recommendations are Finlandia and Fog Horns Waltz for Horn  Quartet. 
 Pelican Music will also be exhibiting this weekend at the  Mid-South Horn 
Workshop in Memphis, TN.
 
Thanks!
 
Sandy Petersen
Pelican Music Publishing
 
 
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date: Mon, 16 Mar 2009 21:55:43 -0400
from: A Reece  are...@embarqmail.com
subject: [Hornlist] Horn Quartet  Music

Hello all,

I am a high school senior who just formed a horn  quartet with my 
friends. We are a fairly good group and we enjoy playing  together but 
now we are looking for some quality quartet music to play. Does  anyone 
have recommendations for good quality horn quartets/horn quartet  books? 
We're hoping to eventually have enough material to play some gigs (I  am 
in the quartet for the enjoyment of it, but others became serious with  
the potential to make money).

More specifically, does anyone know of  a quartet arrangement for John 
Williams/Star Wars music? (one of our members  is a passionate Star Wars 
fan and we've been looking all over for any sort  of quartet arrangement 
with the thought that we could transpose a string  quartet, etc. if 
necessary).

Thanks for your advice,
Alex  Reece
4th Horn
 
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Re: [Hornlist] Horn Quartet Music

2009-03-16 Thread Luke Zyla
If you want to have a challenge and great fun, order the Fripperies by 
Lowell Shaw.  There are at least 6 volumes of these great jazz quartets. 
The 4th horn parts are absolutely awesome!
There are lots of recommendations for quartet literature on Thomas Bacon's 
website:  www.hornplanet.com


Luke Zyla, 2nd horn
West Virginia Symphony Orchestra
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Subject: [Hornlist] Horn Quartet Music



Hello all,

I am a high school senior who just formed a horn quartet with my friends. 
We are a fairly good group and we enjoy playing together but now we are 
looking for some quality quartet music to play. Does anyone have 
recommendations for good quality horn quartets/horn quartet books? We're 
hoping to eventually have enough material to play some gigs (I am in the 
quartet for the enjoyment of it, but others became serious with the 
potential to make money).


More specifically, does anyone know of a quartet arrangement for John 
Williams/Star Wars music? (one of our members is a passionate Star Wars 
fan and we've been looking all over for any sort of quartet arrangement 
with the thought that we could transpose a string quartet, etc. if 
necessary).


Thanks for your advice,
Alex Reece
4th Horn

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