Re: [Hornlist] Rosetti keeps fallin' on my head

Hey Cabbage: Gott must live in my basement, 'cause it's always dank there. Richard in Seattle - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: horn@music.memphis.edu Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 10:49 AM Subject: [Hornlist] Rosetti keeps fallin' on my head Richard wrot

[Hornlist] Rosetti Redux

Hans: It appears that Landon was wrong. Gasp! The Haydn book I was using dates from 1978 and, as you pointed out, Landon must have conflated Antonio Rosetti, the Eszterhazy violinist, with Antonio Rosetti, the composer and contrabassist. This apparently is easy to do since the Harvard Biographi

RE: [Hornlist] R.Strauss 1

May I raise another textual/performance question for Prof. Pizka and the collective wisdom of the list? The beautiful fascimile edition of Strauss 1 for horn and piano ALSO shows us that the composer had second thoughts about the end of the first movement [about 8 bars of tutti crossed out] and

[Hornlist] Rosetti keeps fallin' on my head

Richard wrote Greetings from Seattle where the weather has been cloudless and sunny for the last few days ---Gott sei Dank! ** Hey, if it has been sunny for a few days, open your windows and let things dry out! Really, there is no reason why Gott should still be dank. Gott a go go, Cabb

[Hornlist] Naive Kopprasch question

Hello all, The Kopprasch 60 Studies we all know and love are the Opus 6 for low horn. The Kopprasch 60 Studies published my David Thompson (thanks! I think) are the Opus 5 for high horn. There is much similarity in how the etudes are set up but the Opus 5 is definitely high range building. Jo

Re: [Hornlist] Naive Kopprasch question

I would think the good Prof. G would say the only naive Kopprasch question is the Kopprasch question not askedlol. There are a couple of editions, I use the editions published in two books by Carl Fischer. Oh to really gum up the works, there are the High Horn Kopprasch studies that are publ

RE: [Hornlist] Haydn/Rosetti Double Concerto

Hello Richard again, you should have a look at the page of the International Rosetti Society at www.rosetti.de , where you can find his extensive biography, which states that he was a enrolled member of the court orchestra & the livrees from 1774 . Robins Landons notes about Rosetti being a violini