Exceptional performance on almost forgotten parforce horns by Austrian ensemble

The Parforcehorn-Ensemble Windhag exists since 1975 and is dedicated to the cultivation of old and new Austrian hunting horn music. In the process, some hidden musical treasures have already been rediscovered. In addition, some composers have developed pieces especially for the Windhag and thus set new impulses for the tradition of hunting music.
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The "Bernegger Jagdfanfare" performed here at the anniversary of "Klingendes Österreich" on the occasion of the 200th episode was written by Josef Maderthaner, a member of the ensemble.
Song title: Bernegger Jagdfanfare ("Hunting fanfare")
Performance: Parforcehorn-Ensemble Windhag
Excerpt from the show "Klingendes Österreich" from 21.03.2020
Location: Klingendes Österreich - 200th episode (Tour through Austria's provinces & South Tyrol)

[@Turnerdreher]

Das ist Jagdmusik vom Feinsten!!! Gänsehautmusik pur!!! DANKE fürs Einstellen!!!

[@helmi8714]

Hammer, einfach genial. Respekt

[@thomasfock8609]

Große Klasse 📯

[@user-sc8ys8iw8e]

SUPER ❤

[@karleisemann2981]

Gefällt mir sehr gut

[@karleisemann2981]

Einfach prima gefällt mir sehr gut

[@claudioventuri2441]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝 👋

[@renedupont6116]

Das Anfangsmotiv stammt aus einer Brucknersinfonie

[@leancove9662]

When a brass wind instrument is well polished ,does it sound better?

[@343kaka]

No, not really.

[@barrertim5229]

Kann mir jemand sagen was das für Parforcehörner sind( Modell/B/ES). Besten Dank

[@343kaka]

Parforcehörner mit Umschaltventil Es/B von Gebr. Alexander.

[@zilikam2nd433]

Why are some of the mouthpieces so huge???

[@ismiregalichkochdasjetztso3232]

Makes it easier to hit those bass notes.

[@CorneParforce]

the bass voice often use such big mouthpieces to get the deep notes better. Nevertheless it IS possible to get them with normal sizes.