My object is to get my music out into your hands. I am offering my <In Memoriam> to hornists free of charge. It comes from my collection of concert pieces for solo horn [1]http://www.musicsolo.com/wind_in_the_woods.html Scroll down the playlist of mp3 files to find it. It involves considerable use of multiphonics, is very spectacular but is really very easy. IF you can play it, it is a brilliant virtuoso concert closing encore. The octave of the vocal line may be freely transposed to suite the player's voice. I would welcome comments or criticisms. I am not computer literate, and the way to get the PDF file with embedded mp3 audio track is to email me with the subject line <In Memoriam for Horn>. I can then send it as an attachment. Click on the title button to PLAY and the other button to STOP playback. John Roberts-James [2]http://www.musicsolo.com
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