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Siefried in the search box.Works for me !
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Several different horn players were used on these recordings.For number 51
that Dan mentions, the British players Ifor James and Anthony Randall were
employed.
Max Gobermann's account of the Maria Theresia (no.48) with Gabler on first
horn is truly amazing ! . I recently purchased the Austro-Hu
Quoniam tu solus santus. Number 11 from Bach's B minor mass.
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Thanks for replying Hans.Do you have this recording ? Maybe you or somebody
else could tell me exactly what I'm hearing 44 bars from the end of the first
movement.
Thanks
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Does anyone have the recording of Brahms 4th symphony with Carlos Kleiber and
the Wiener Philharmoniker on the DGG label ?
44 bars (measures) before the end of the first movement,the first horn plays
a high B natural (or so it sounds to my ears),which is an octave higher than
Brahms wrote.Looki
My two favourites are 1) Wiener Philharmoniker /Roland Berger / Karl Böhm
/Decca. 2) Philharmonia Orchestra /Otto Klemperer / Alan Civil /EMI.
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My two favourites are 1) Wiener Philharmoniker /Roland Berger / Karl Böhm
/Decca. 2) Philharmonia Orchestra /Otto Klemperer / Alan Civil /EMI.
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Tuckwell included this piece on his second recording of the Strauss
concertos (Decca 430 370 -2), and the excellent German soloist Marie Luise
Neunecker
has also recorded it.These are the two in my collection - there might be more.
Greetings from a Brit. living in Germany.
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Haydn only wrote one trumpet concerto Steve, fairly certain about that.
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Yes,I've come across this piece too.It's definitely horns in C basso that
have inadvertently been transposed up instead of down for F horn.Just play it
an
octave lower.Can't think offhand of any instance of Mozart writing for horns
in C alto !
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Barry Tuckwell recorded the Strauss concertos for EMI in1990,and I quote here
from his notes in the CD booklet " He dedicated all his early horn
compositions to his beloved papa.(seinem lieben Vater).The first of them were
two
Etudes written in 1873, when he was nine.They clearly show the lat
Hallo John
The whole of the Coronation Mass is in C basso, and the highest note for the
1st horn is G above the staff.This means you don't have to play higher than
4th line D.The piece presents no real problems - the 2nd horn part is probably
more difficult as it jumps around a lot.
Greetings
The Wagnertubas are in addition to the 4 horns - not only in the second
movement,but also in the finale.They are of course played by horn players !
Greetings from Bavaria in Germany
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Michael Thompson has also recorded it on the EMI CLASSICS label. CDC 7 54420
2
Hope this helps.
Adrian
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