Sorry, William, Leinhos is an error in my dictionary. He did not sign (as
usual) the solopart. And the solohorn from Berlin was higher in rank. I will
give the name as soon as returned home. His signature is in the
Goetterdaemmerung part. And, does a single F rotary, also equipped with the
Sorry, William, Leinhos is an error in my dictionary. He did not
sign (as usual) the solopart. And the solohorn from Berlin was
higher in rank.
Many thanks for the information, Hans. By solo hornist from Berlin
do you mean Ferdinand Willner?
Bill Melton
Hauset (B) / Sinfonie Orchester
Yes
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The Long Call was NOT written for the Viennese F Horn but for any
single F-Horn. Leinhos did NOT play the Long Call at the Bayreuth
premiere - will check that in my documents after returning from Far
East report the name. Greetings Hans
Hans, you don't seem to recognize support when you
I think if you will re-read all of the message for LT in full
you'll note
his comment you cited were meant tongue-in-cheek (Bill Gross).
Bill, LT's intended meaning is not what prompted the response, but
his actual text: the myth that Wagner wrote the Siegfried Call for
Franz Strauss is
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