Sheet Music for Horn

Formerly released as a collection in one volume (50481735), these individual concertos are now available to musicians at affordable prices. The editions are by Barry Tuckwell, the most promiment Frenc...

Formerly released as a collection in one volume (50481735), these individual concertos are now available to musicians at affordable prices. The editions are by Barry Tuckwell, the most promiment Frenc...

Includes works by for Horn and Piano by Beethoven, Cherubini, Förster, Haydn, Mozart, Rossini, Schumann, Strauss, Telemann, and von Weber. LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Sonata in F Major for Horn and Piano, O...

This album contains six short pieces written for players of about Grade 4 in standard. The composer has tried to make the solo part interesting in itself to practise, and he has incorporated plenty of...

Revision et Arrangement de E. Leloir.

Among Eschmann's admirers was Brahms, who wrote to his publisher: 'He (Eschmann) will be known to you and does not need my recommendation'. Op. 6 belongs in the repertoire of every horn player.

First Edition

The piece captivates by a fine tonal ballance between horn and the piano part. The rhapsodic melodic structure already shows early Romantic coloring. Ideal as an encore and addition to the repertoire.

The high-caliber composer and oboe virtuoso Friedrich Eugen Thurner may not have been the last to come to the attention of horn players with his original Trio Op. 56 (Bp 1741).The more grateful they w...

Edited from the First Edition.

Edited from the first edition

Stylistically strongly influenced by Liszt's North German School, Raff was drawn to Weimar in 1850 on Mendelssohn's recommendation, where he served as director of Hoch's Conservatory until his death i...

The Sonata fürs Clavier mit einem Wald-Horn ex F is written for Hammerflügel Pianoforte and valveless horn, and uses the same range as the natural horn customary in mid-18th century.

The present piano reduction of the probably best-known horn concerto takes into account all articulatory and dynamic specifications of the autograph sources.

French composer, Henri Büsser entered the Paris Conservatoire in 1889. He won the 1893 Prix de Rome and led a highly successful career as a composer, conductor, teacher and organist. His compositions...