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James Thatcher, the horn of Hollywood
Di Jeremy Mathez, Robert L. Watt
Georges Barboteu
An inspired and poetic hornist
Di André Cazalet
The Hunting horn of Jacques Du Fouilloux (XVIth cent.)
Di Werner Flachs, Rainer Egger
Gratuito
The hunting horn
Long-held beliefs about the French hunting horn are challenged as forgotten playing practices and Baroque traditions reshape its early history and repertoire.
Di Jacques Poncet
Serie Il jazz e il corno • Parte 3
Jazz and the Horn
Getting started
For the classically trained horn player, jazz replaces the security of the printed page with listening, swing and improvisation—and a different kind of discipline.
Di Jeffrey Agrell
André Van Driessche
Belgian master of the Horn
Di Luc Bergé, Rik Vercruysse, Claudine Novikov
Parte 5
Instrument Makers in USA
S. W. Lewis Orchestral Horns
For Steven Lewis, building a horn begins with playing it: craftsmanship, acoustic compromise and observation shape instruments made for musicians rather than theory.
Di Stephan Suter
Markneukirchen 1996
31st annual international instrumental competition • Horn • Tuba
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Guebwiller 2001 - Philip Jones International Competition - horn and brass ensembles
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Classical, baroque horn or corno da tirarsi?
Di Javier Bonet Manrique
Leipziger Horn Quartet (1951-2001)
Di Jörg Klemens
Horn models in high E flat
Di Engelberg Schmid
Brno International Performer’s Competition - Horn
Di Lucie Hofmanova
Gratuito
Round the Horn
Hamburg 1982
A 1982 Hamburg exhibition brought 150 horns out of collections and into players’ hands, collapsing centuries of hunting, signalling and concert traditions into one room.
Di Michael Höltzel
Parte 2
Bach and the Others:
Eighteenth-Century Trumpeter-Hornists
Beyond Leipzig, the practice extended from Weissenfels to Dresden and Vienna, as horn and trumpet gradually diverged into distinct musical identities.
Di Edward H. Tarr
The horn in China
Di Thomas Crome
The French Hunting horn, its history, its technique and its music
Centuries-old hunting signals still shape performance today, where technique, ritual and oral tradition preserved a musical language unlike any other brass practice.
Di Daniel Bourgue
Heinrich Domnich (1767-1844)
Di Robert Ricks
Gratuito
Horn and Harp
Virtuoso showpieces once filled concert halls, yet today the rare pairing of horn and harp preserves a forgotten musical world shaped by performers themselves.
Di Ch. Bernsdorff-Engelbrecht
Parte 1
The horn in Madrid in the 18th century
Exclusive revelations in the natural horn in Spain (Valencia & Madrid)
Di Javier Bonet Manrique
The Vienna horn and the Vienna sound
Special Austria
Di Armin Suppan
Meir Rimon
Portrait and conversation
Orchestral discipline, solo freedom and an endless appetite for learning shaped Meir Rimon’s horn playing across Israeli, European and American traditions.
Di Jeffrey Agrell
Angelo Galletti, Hornist and collector
Of curious mind and cusrious character, this man of 84 years has never stopped examining and critiquing the world. A remarkable story about a amn and his love/hate relationship with his twin passions
Di Jean-Pierre Mathez
Gratuito
Interview with Thomas Müller
The natural horn is not a retreat into the past: Thomas Müller argues that its demands on sound, technique and awareness can broaden a modern player’s craft.
Di Jeffrey Agrell