Jeremy Cucco says:
Well, if we're making soup out of the instruments, please let me be
the first to > provide the clams for the chowder.
I would like to remind my fellow Schoeps-o-phile that I have the clam
francise for the mid-Atlantic region for the next 99 years.
Infringement is a ser
Three Pieces For Horn and Violin by Alec Wilder (edited by Gunther
Schuller); Margun catalog number: W166.
Bob Peoples
On May 31, 2008, at 4:01 AM, Sandra Clark wrote:
Hi Todd - Alec Wilder wrote one, but I'm not sure that it's one of his
greater works. G. Schirmer now owns the sales and r
Dear Todd,
Pelican Music has Cantilene by Dubois (arranged by John Humphries) for
Violin, Horn in F and Piano. The following link will take you directly there.
_http://www.pelicanmusicpublishing.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Prod
uct_Code=PMP1-JWH-20-004&Category_Code_
(http://www
I accidentally stumbled across this while looking around the Naxos Music
Library.
Sandor Balassa: Pastorale and Rondo, Op. 66
Sounds like a nice piece, not too contemporary for my taste :)
BR
Artturi Lehtiö
Finland
Todd Sheldrick wrote:
Help,
I am searching for any and all duos for Horn an
Josef Suttner (1881-1974) played LongCall in Milan La Scala,
when the Munich Opera played the RING there 1936 under
Clemens Kraus. When he refreshed himself in the "cantina"
after the call, he heard a stage worker say: "Listen, the
solo horn player on stage, a rather shorty with a big
moustache, he
Check out the Boucard duet for flute and horn, Suite Champetre - it
should sound ok with violin in for flute.
Stretching the susceptible literature a bit more, there are lots of
violin duets - Pleyel wrote many - in which a horn can play either line.
David Goldberg
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Hi Todd,
Here's one you may not have heard of:
Douglas Hill - Elegy for Violin and Horn
Follow this link for more info:
http://www.reallygoodmusic.com/rgm.jsp?page=itemDetail&iid=123244
Enjoy,
Dr. James Boldin
Assistant Professor
Division of Music
The University of Louisiana at Monroe
GROAN
>From Walt Lewis: A member of M.E.T.A. (Men Eating Tasty Animals)
Bruce Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jeremy Cucco wrote:
> Well, if we're making soup out of the instruments, please let me be the first
> to provide the clams for the chowder.
>
Just keep in mind
that clams can
He must've gone to Juilliard. That is the very first phrase they teach
us...
See you in CO I hope.
O.
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Hi Todd - Alec Wilder wrote one, but I'm not sure that it's one of his
greater works. G. Schirmer now owns the sales and rental rights to most of
Wilder's instrumental works. Unfortunately, they're slow and difficult -
but with patience you should be able to purchase the work. It would help if
y
Help,
I am searching for any and all duos for Horn and Violin for performances in
chamber music festival. Pieces can be classical, contemporary, or
anything in between. I can not find any and I am wondering if anyone out
there would know of something.
Thanks,
Todd
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Jeremy Cucco wrote:
Well, if we're making soup out of the instruments, please let me be the first
to provide the clams for the chowder.
Just keep in mind
that clams can only happen
with fingerings of
12, 13, and 23.
The rest are just
wrong notes.
The reason for this,
is,
that
clams
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