Bill Gross wrote:
One annoying bit that a conductor of a local band I
participate in is that we never play a piece through
from beginning to end after the first reading. We'll
wait until a performance to do that again.
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There is a community orchestra conductor in
The Haydn work for 2 horns and 2 flutes is 12 Nocturnes, (Zwölf
Nokturnos) - lovely little pieces.
There is also a Notturno for the same quartet, by W.A. Lütgen (ca.
1840); also nice, but maybe not as inspired as the Haydn.
For me, the unaccompanied fl/hn duet pièce de resistance is the Suite
Hello -
As this is my first time posting to the hornlist (though I
have been reading for quite some time), I figure I ought to introduce
myself. My name is Ben Reidhead, and I am currently a high school
junior. I have been playing horn for nearly 6 years now, and I my
current horn i
There is a peice by Eric Ewazen that is quite nice.
Mathew James
On 5/8/06, Bill Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any list members aware of any works for horn and flute?
I am very fortunate to have been invited to a through back event a retired
flute teacher in the area host a monthly "soiree
I'll second Linda's recommendation. This is a challenging but very
rewarding and accessible work. The Pastorale is simply gorgeous.
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Ballade, Pastorale and Dance for flute, horn, and piano by Eric Ewazen. Sound
clips and a sample of the score are available at
http://www.ericewazen.com/newsite/music/balladehorn.html
Linda
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At 6:21 PM -0500 5/8/06, Bill Gross wrote:
Any list members aware of any works for horn and flute?
Jan Bach - Two-Bit Contraptions
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There is a beautiful piece for flute,horn,piano by Barboteau called
"Esquisse" and a fun piece by Jan Bach called "Four Two-Bit
Contraptions" for horn and flute.
Enjoy...that sounds like fun!
Any list members aware of any works for horn and flute?
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Sorry, I'm more than halfway down a very large glass of very old and very
wonderful cognac.
I should have said "pieces for two horns and two flutes by Haydn."
If I confused you I'm sorry (well, not really, I couldn't care less - this
cognac is beautiful and more important than anything on e
At 7:29 PM -0400 5/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a lovely set of pieces for 2 horns and 2 flutes (can't remember
the title but I'm sure just a little research would find them).
Schwegler? Quartett in Es-dur (1806) für zwei Flöten und zwei Hörner?
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Carlberg Jones
Guanajuato, Gto.
There's also the Telemann Concerto a tre for horn, recorder (flute) and
continuo which is a little gem.
Cheers,
Lawrence
"þaes ofereode - þisses swa maeg"
_http://lawrenceyates.co.uk_ (http://lawrenceyates.co.uk/)
Dulcian Wind Quintet: _http://dulcianwind.co.uk_ (http://dulcianwind.co.u
There is a lovely set of pieces for 2 horns and 2 flutes (can't remember
the title but I'm sure just a little research would find them).
"þaes ofereode - þisses swa maeg"
_http://lawrenceyates.co.uk_ (http://lawrenceyates.co.uk/)
Dulcian Wind Quintet: _http://dulcianwind.co.uk_ (http:/
Any list members aware of any works for horn and flute?
I am very fortunate to have been invited to a through back event a retired
flute teacher in the area host a monthly "soiree" at her home once a month.
The way people found entertainment and friendship before the advent of
passive devices su
This is an amusing thread. To bad it's not fiction.
I've had two drunks that liked more than a wee nip before
perforemances. One is deceased and the other back to grade school
beginning band. Another thought that the start up orchestra could play
anything. We couldn't and he should have kno
> Conductors often say: "Gentlemen, let´s do it again for the
> very last time !" followed by another five times . But
> I thought, they were the people, who CAN count .. At
> least from one to three ... Anything bigger could be divided
> by two or three anyway .
Reminds me of the f
Conductors often say: "Gentlemen, let´s do it again for the
very last time !" followed by another five times . But
I thought, they were the people, who CAN count .. At
least from one to three ... Anything bigger could be divided
by two or three anyway .
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That's a common foible. If I believed it every time they say, "This time we'll
go straight through, I promise," I'd also have a lot of damp Florida real
estate, or bridges.
Herb Foster
--- Bill Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One annoying bit that a conductor of a local band I participate in
Hi all,
If you are interested in reading about conductors and how they (often)
behave, you should read this book by Norman Lebrecht: "The Maestro Myth".
He takes the gloss off most of them.
Per Ottar
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Does anyone know anything about recent auditions? Florida Orch, Tuscon, Saint
Paul, Cin??
Robert
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Interesting. . .
I do note that one major symphony in the US has made it the business policy
not to hire "top of the line" conductors. They look for a conductor that
can work well with the orchestra to produce solid music, but not demand so
much money that it diverts funds from musicians and othe
Dear friends from the amateur league,
You have no idea about what happen during rehearsals at high
professional level, absolute no idea, sorry.
Even with the greatest & world famous maestros (Sawallisch,
Mehta, Muti, Masur, Boehm, etc.) we just played half a
movement & started plucking it to pie
Play it more "transparent!"
Chris
--- Bill Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Having been in the situation of rehearsing under a conductor who would go
> into long discourse about the back ground of a piece of music, who
> commissioned it, why this or that part was important to the person who
>
Anyone seen the Ken Russell Mahler movie? Some interesting depictions of
Kokoshka and Alma
Chris
--- "Richard V. West" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rachel:
>
> One correction: although Mahler's children did die (shortly after the
> "Kindertotenlieder" was composed- it was prophetic!),
One annoying bit that a conductor of a local band I participate in is that
we never play a piece through from beginning to end after the first reading.
We'll wait until a performance to do that again. It got to the point that
during a performance I'd keep waiting for our conductor to stop in the
m
PS another thing Baldur said several times to the trainees (a couple of whom
were, according to their CVs (resumes) already professional conductors) was
"Don't tell them, conduct it".
Cheers,
Lawrence
"þaes ofereode - þisses swa maeg"
_http://lawrenceyates.co.uk_ (http://lawrenceyates.c
A couple of weeks ago I played for an orchestra put together for a conductor
training course. On more than one occasion a conductor asked for something
from a player prompting the tutor, the excellent Baldur Bronniman, to
intervene and ask the player, "Do you know what he wants you to do
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