Grand Fanfare / Rendez-vous de Chasse - Gioacchino Rossini/Arr. Geert Schrijvers

Rossini had been living in France for about four years when he wrote his Rendez-vous de Chasse in 1828. It is composed in a romantic and evocative way and can be regarded as a kind of style exercise for his mighty opera Guillaume Tell, which was to premiere a year later. Rossini's great fondness for the horn can be clearly heard in the work. He has often used it as a solo instrument in his music, but this piece was written especially for four horns and orchestra. It is a work that is relatively unknown, so the public will be pleasantly surprised with this beautiful miniature by Rossini.
Conducted by Artur Rouquina
Recorded by Banda de Música da Força Aérea Portuguesa
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