You'll have to search the CD out yourself. It is produced by Gebr.
Alexander (you've heard of them?) and I can't recall how I obtained my
copy.
If anyone is after the BPO hornists' Opera CD, try the following
Dutch site:
http://www.rimskys-horns.com/eng/nieuws.html
Peter, I agree it's a
Sorry for cross post.
Does anyone have or can anyone point me to website that has the Specs on the
Alexander MY mouthpieces? Alexander used to have a page on the Alex website
but its now non longer available with all of their mouthpiece specs - I'm
really mostly interested in the Rim Widths
Bill,
This information is incredibly helpful. After my posting, I spent (way too
much) time looking for a location that offered the CD or any information
about it and came up with zilch. Berliner Philharmoniker, Gebr. Alexander
and all of my usual horn/import CD sources (Ulrich Koebl, TAP,
Has anyone ever played the third horn part of the Verdi Requiem on a
single high f horn? Can it be played up?
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I hesitate to respond, but here goes.
There is no world wide problem and us younger generation people don't
want everything for free (and we all don't waste our money on fancy
clothes and parties like you imply). However I do value
accessibility. Most classical music pieces that people play are
Reba, for what will you use a high F in Verdi´s Requiem ???
All transpositions to A are BASSO definitively Think
about when Verdi wrote this piece and think about the
character of this music listen to a recording with a orld
class ensemble conductor.
And the publishers, who published this kind of music ? They
invested a lot to get it engraved. You are right, most of
these pieces are now public domain, but just the original
you do not have to pay royalties to the composers. But the
printed music is not public domain as long as the publishing
he third and fourth parts in the Requiem are for horns in C, B flat, A and G
Basso. Transpose down. Regards.
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