I'm sorry for the last mistaken post, I was trying to forward the
last post from Howard while asleep. Daniel
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Hi Howard,
Thanks for the recordings - they really are superb. When were they recorded?
I know that the type of sound M. Thevet produces is
Sorry, Howard,
Just re-read the first posting - it says that they were recorded early
fifites.
A french friend of mine (who plays with a big, non-vibrato sound) tells me
that the trend to play with what we all see as french vibrato was all down
to one very influential teacher at the
A Czech Woodwind Quintet was touring the US in about 1968 when I was in
college. Their horn player had a marked vibrato. After the performance I
tried to ask him about that style but his English was limited and my Czech
was non-existent so it went no where. Mr. Polekh's recording of the Gliere
Jean Devemy, who died 1969 at age 71; he was successor to
Vouillermoz at the Paris Conservatory.
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The program for tonight . .
SMU Horn Ensemble Spring Recital
Thursday, April 17th 2008
Meadows Choral Hall
Gregory Hustis, Director
Members of the 2007-2008 Horn Ensemble: Michael Boggs, Amanda Collins, Amy
Israeloff,
Jordan Johansen, Katie Kirkpatrick, Eric Renfro, Sarah Reno, Scott
A friend, who is not a member of these lists, has asked me to post this notice
of a stolen horn:
The horn was stolen from a car in Arlington (TX) a few days ago. It's a Paxman
25-L in yellow brass with a detachable bell - serial # 2665. The owner,
Katherine Walden, has filed a police report
Though I think something might have been missing from Lawrences' or Hans'
post, seeing Devemy drawn into the discussion reminded me of his recording
of the Brahms Trio. I will attempt to make a fair-use sized clip available
in the near future (if I can locate the damned 10-inch disc somewhere on
Hello horn world,
Does anyone know who was playing Principal horn with St. Louis
Symphony on Schumann 3 recently?
I've had reports that whoever it was sounded great.
Thanks.
Alex Camphouse
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Anyone familiar w/ David Uber's Suite for Three Horns? A charming little
piece, calls for vibrato in the third movement. I play w/ a horn trio. I've
never really worked at vibrato so I can't do it very well, but one of our trio
members is also a flautist. Let me tell you, she can do the
Hi
A wind quintet that I play with has been working on one of three quintets by
Peter Müller (1791-1877 ). We've been trying to find out more about Müller but
not got very far.
According to information gleaned by our clarinettist he was born in Hanau (near
Frankfurt am Main) and active as
Peter Mueller, born July 28th, 1791 in Kesselstadt near
Hanau not far from Frankfurt/Main, died Sept.29th, 1877 (as
parochial priest of Staden) in Langen; he studied at the
Heidelberg University, became teacher in Giessen, rector in
Gladenbach and leading music teacher at the seminar in
The Uber Suite is a charming piece: my 8th grade trios, which also include a
couple of 7th graders, each played 2 movements for Solo and Ensemble a
couple of weeks ago. These pieces, especially the 3rd movement, the Dream
Intermezzo, which was played by the girls, is particularly difficult
A recording on CD of the Villanelle, Siegfried,Gallay Preludes,Brahms trio,
Poulenc Elegie and the Bach Grande Fugue by Lucien Thevet with Jean-Claude
Ambrosini - piano - is available from Apèges music in Paris www.arpeges.fr for
19 Euros. I studied with Lucien Thevet for a year 30 years ago
Czech and Russian vibrato styles sound completely different to me.
If you want to hear a great example of Czech Horn playing with vibrato, see if
you can find the old recording by Zdenek and Bedrich Tylsar of the Haydn,
Vivaldi, and Telemann duo Concertos with the Prague Chamber
Czech and Russian vibrato styles sound completely different to me.
If you want to hear a great example of Czech Horn playing with vibrato, see
if
you can find the old recording by Zdenek and Bedrich Tylsar of the Haydn,
Vivaldi, and Telemann duo Concertos with the Prague Chamber
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