Horn needs to be louder, needs to not push the notes, but be loud and accented at the start of the tone. Also it shouldn’t be conducted so hard, it is a solo piece. Soloist decides the tempo.
I,m guessing you are not a high school horn performer.... I completley understand all your comments --- but we only had one rehearsal with this group and a high school student gets a bit nervous , as I,m sure you know ...I played the same solo . with band in 1957 when I graduated from high school... I spent years trying to even find the music.. Thank you for your comments..
@@hrntchr yea just wanted to give some advice for future performances, i understand, that it is a high school band, but the orchestra was simply too loud to hear the horn. Where did you get the music, since I would like to request this arrangement for my orchestra :)
@@Frick-bv6xt I have the only copy that I could find -- when I graduated from high school the horn student after me asked about the music when he was the horn prof at University of Arizona at Tucson -- He played twice with the band there -- but when I contact the current teacher and the band librarian , they had no idea where it was -- even though they looked under CAliet and SAint Saens ... my version was with Saint Saens because Caliets version was in the late 60,s.. Are you a band director?? There is not a orchestra version anywhere... Piano-- and Band only , as far as I know.. Where are you at.. what state at least..??
@@Frick-bv6xt I have the onlycopy that I know of for horn and band .... you can certainly perform it sometime ---Just let me know and I can send it to you ... dk
@@hrntchr i live in Germany, i play in an orchestra but im still in high school myself, my conductor asked if I knew any solo horn pieces for horn and orchestra for me to perform, so I wanted ti play op36 and was looking for an orchestra version. All I found was string orchestra and piano though. And this version didn’t sound half bad 😅
I played this piece for my solo and ensemble when only playing the horn for 3 months. Scariest thing I’ve ever done.
Horn needs to be louder, needs to not push the notes, but be loud and accented at the start of the tone. Also it shouldn’t be conducted so hard, it is a solo piece. Soloist decides the tempo.
I,m guessing you are not a high school horn performer.... I completley understand all your comments --- but we only had one rehearsal with this group and a high school student gets a bit nervous , as I,m sure you know ...I played the same solo . with band in 1957 when I graduated from high school... I spent years trying to even find the music.. Thank you for your comments..
@@hrntchr yea just wanted to give some advice for future performances, i understand, that it is a high school band, but the orchestra was simply too loud to hear the horn. Where did you get the music, since I would like to request this arrangement for my orchestra :)
@@Frick-bv6xt I have the only copy that I could find -- when I graduated from high school the horn student after me asked about the music when he was the horn prof at University of Arizona at Tucson -- He played twice with the band there -- but when I contact the current teacher and the band librarian , they had no idea where it was -- even though they looked under CAliet and SAint Saens ... my version was with Saint Saens because Caliets version was in the late 60,s.. Are you a band director?? There is not a orchestra version anywhere... Piano-- and Band only , as far as I know..
Where are you at.. what state at least..??
@@Frick-bv6xt I have the onlycopy that I know of for horn and band .... you can certainly perform it sometime ---Just let me know and I can send it to you ... dk
@@hrntchr i live in Germany, i play in an orchestra but im still in high school myself, my conductor asked if I knew any solo horn pieces for horn and orchestra for me to perform, so I wanted ti play op36 and was looking for an orchestra version. All I found was string orchestra and piano though. And this version didn’t sound half bad 😅