In a message dated 7/29/2004 12:13:52 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Neat horn. It looks similar to the one Dennis Brain is pictured with on one
of the Mozart Horn Concerto CDs he did.
-William
Hi William,
If the horn is in F then it is his original Raoux. If
Heinrich Gottwald 1821-76
There is an article in Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians published by Scribners in
1893, also a citation to Fetis.
Carl Bangs
Karl Kemm wrote:
Does anyone know anything Heinrich Gottwald? I have looked in Robert
Eitner, Francois Joseph Fetis, MGG ? Die Musik, La
Sometimes the original publisher can provide a clue.
Breitkopf H., for example, might possibly indicate
that Gottwald worked in the Leipzig area. I don't know
who published Gottwald's music, but it might be worth a
look. Cundy-Bettoney wouldn't help, obviously. Apart
from this, I would ask
I don't know any of his other works, but I did play that piece for contest
my senior year of high school.
Jim McDermott
Lake Area Community Orchestra, Missouri
I have programmed Fantasie Heroique by Heinrich Gottwald for two
recitals this fall. Dr. Matlick from OU provided me with a piano
subject: Re: [Hornlist] Oddball eBay Horn
Neat horn. It looks similar to the one Dennis Brain is pictured with on one
of the Mozart Horn Concerto CDs he did.
-William
Hi,
This is a French compensating double horn. With the trigger up the air
goes through the Bb side, with the trigger down it
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