Paul has sent me some photos, and my initial suspicions were fully confirmed.
Aside from one-off creations for disabled horn players right-handed horns
always are military
horns from two European countries:
Italy made them with pistons. I own a such single F made by Saporetti & Capelli
of Firen
John Schreckengost schreef:
A singer gave me a copy of a work for alto, horn in E-flat and organ several
years ago that has no information other than "Copyright 1987 by Karl
Heinrich Moseler Verlag, Wolfenbuttel und Zurich." I would like to find more
information, and hopefully, purchase the musi
A singer gave me a copy of a work for alto, horn in E-flat and organ several
years ago that has no information other than "Copyright 1987 by Karl
Heinrich Moseler Verlag, Wolfenbuttel und Zurich." I would like to find more
information, and hopefully, purchase the music, particularly since a voice
f
Hello Fellow Hornists,
For those interested, I've added two new horn works to my catalog. Both are
classical period wind quartets for the rather unusual pairing of 2 flutes and 2
horns one by J.G. Abeltshauser (fl. 1810s) the other by W.A. Lütgen (fl.
1840s). The horn parts are in D but not
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