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> Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 8:45 AM
> To: horn@music.memphis.edu
> Subject: RE: [Hornlist] work(s) for organ/piano and chorus
> with horn obligato?
>
> "Set Me as a Seal" by Richard Nance for SATB, Horn, Piano or Organ
> I was supposed to perform this exquisi
I found that adding the original horn parts to the choir/organ arrangement
of Brahms' "How Lovely Thy Dwelling Place" from the Requiem was very
effective.
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Subject: [Hornlist] work(s) for organ/piano and chorus with horn obligato?
Date: Mon, 07 May 2007 10:23:51 -0500
howdy all,
I've been asked to find a piece for the above listed combination, organ
preferred but piano al
> I've been asked to find a piece for the above listed
> combination, organ preferred but piano also acceptable.
> Is there such a piece?
There are several.
Two of my favorites are:
Courtney, Craig - "O Christ the Same"
http://www.beckenhorstpress.com/title.asp?id=1577 (Sound clip at
http://tin
How about:
Norman Dello Joio "The mystic trumpeter" (Whitman) SATB, horn, 1943 (sorry,
no keyboard part)
There are some others, but it might take some further digging. I was
convinced that Doug Hill had something that he wrote and recorded like this
but I can't find it (I did turn up his "Thought
Ooops - sorry, I didn't read the subject line too carefully - but if
you're looking for an encore piece for just horn and organ...
KjH
On 7-May-07, at 2:14 PM, Kjellrun Hestekin wrote:
De Profundis by Gardiner Read, Canzone by Henk Badings
I have also used a piece called "Aria voor Orgel" by
tt Avenell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: May 7, 2007 11:23 AM
>To: horn@music.memphis.edu
>Subject: [Hornlist] work(s) for organ/piano and chorus with horn obligato?
>
>howdy all,
>I've been asked to find a piece for the above listed combination, organ
>preferred but piano also
De Profundis by Gardiner Read, Canzone by Henk Badings
I have also used a piece called "Aria voor Orgel" by Flor Peeters. It's
actually the slow movement of his trumpet sonata written as an organ
solo piece. MANY years ago the organist at my home church, always
wanting to encourage young music
Scott Avenell wrote:
howdy all,
I've been asked to find a piece for the above listed combination,
organ preferred but piano also acceptable.
Is there such a piece?
Having never heard of one, I thought of this List as a ready and
valuable research option.
best regards,
Scott
Auf Dem Strom.
B
> From: Scott Avenell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> howdy all,
> I've been asked to find a piece for the above listed
> combination, organ preferred but piano also acceptable.
> Is there such a piece?
> Having never heard of one, I thought of this List as a ready
> and valuable research option.
howdy all,
I've been asked to find a piece for the above listed combination, organ
preferred but piano also acceptable.
Is there such a piece?
Having never heard of one, I thought of this List as a ready and valuable
research option.
best regards,
Scott
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