wonderful performance of a tough piece! my dad is a horn player (30 years with a BBC orchestra, baroque soloist) and this piece has very warm memories for me; early childhood, listening to my dad practicing in the music room. thanks very much again!
Im also playing this piece for a solo and i was wondering what you were doing near the beginning with the high notes. (A G for me) Are you lightly tonguing or slurring them completely?
I'm playing this piece for solo&ensemble, and I'm curious as to how you are tounging the c's at the end. I'm not quite sure my clumsy tounge can go that fast. Are you double tounging those?
this sounds absolutely fantastic! although a couple sections sounded a bit faster than i'm used to hearing or playing them, it was amazing all the way through :)
I have 5 professional recordings of this piece including Dennis Brain. None of them do the first section without valves. If I had access to a real natural horn, I would do it on that, but it's not the same on a modern horn.
Nope - I am listening to the Dennis Brain recording of this as I write. He plays the whole thing with valves. However, Dukas wrote it with the intent that the first part be played without valves. I should probably re-record it and play the first part without valves. This was an early post and I didn't realize so many people wound be watching and commenting!!!
@ohsteacher it doesnt need to be done on a natural horn...it can easily be done on a valve horn...you just have to bend the notes down with your bell hand...also the middle was way too fast
@Wittgod - Have you ever listened to any professional recordings of this piece? I have 5 different ones and they all play the fast sections about the same tempo that I do. I do not play it "way too fast". You probably play it way to slow ;-)
My lips are too effing FAT to play the french horn with a certain sense of ease. I played this but I was NEVER consistent!!! After all the years I put into practing the horn I effing bomb my college audition because I butchered this! When I was done the music fell of the stand and violently burst into flames! I'm so upset now...
that was amazing! i was following along with the music (i have the piece..I just can't play it yet lol) I heard it once before but it's so cool. I hope to play it sometime soon.
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hanan12444 2 months ago
Mr. Park,
Would you mind sending me a recording of the accompaniment? I would greatly appreciate it!
Thank you!
srb09c@acu.edu
stephaniebradley2010 3 months ago
anybody here from NC, practicing for All District?
MrDessieman 4 months ago
@MrDessieman , yep, I am
whitetiger123100 3 months ago
hi.
good job. this is realllly good :)
i need to play it for my grade eight horn exam next year... i'm in year 6
please check out my horn vids. :) I'm the 9 year old, and my sister is the 13/14 year old
yulei1963 6 months ago
How big is your Horn section at your University?
DoubleTbigsis 7 months ago
This is amazing! I play this solo infront of a judge on Saturday, this was a big help! Im in 8th grade, and i love the way this solo sounds
*Keep playing!:)
jacoblovesbella4ever 10 months ago
It's just not the same with valves. I have a recording of Baumann playing it and it's just absolutely amazing.
ziggy8392 1 year ago
wonderful performance of a tough piece! my dad is a horn player (30 years with a BBC orchestra, baroque soloist) and this piece has very warm memories for me; early childhood, listening to my dad practicing in the music room. thanks very much again!
danbo1984 1 year ago
Im also playing this piece for a solo and i was wondering what you were doing near the beginning with the high notes. (A G for me) Are you lightly tonguing or slurring them completely?
MrUndercoverSpy 1 year ago
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moviesmyway 1 year ago
I'm playing this piece for solo&ensemble, and I'm curious as to how you are tounging the c's at the end. I'm not quite sure my clumsy tounge can go that fast. Are you double tounging those?
college13bound 1 year ago
what horn do you use? is it a Conn?
markmcd942 1 year ago
@BradD1227 It's an MXL 990 condensor mic (not very expensive). I run it through a mixer and into the audio imput of my camera.
ohsteacher 1 year ago
Yeah, you definitely should re-record it and play as intended. It just doesn't sound right to me when it's played with valves
ziggy8392 1 year ago
this sounds absolutely fantastic! although a couple sections sounded a bit faster than i'm used to hearing or playing them, it was amazing all the way through :)
xtremebandnerd 2 years ago
can you do the forest piece. i really would like to hear it
XxXxFRENCHHORNXxXx 2 years ago
Nicely done. IMO one of the most beautiful pieces for the instrument. Do you play on an 8D? What kind of mouthpiece?
TheVrajr 2 years ago
yeah, it's meant to be played on natural horn but you dont necessarily have to
teoic 2 years ago
I have 5 professional recordings of this piece including Dennis Brain. None of them do the first section without valves. If I had access to a real natural horn, I would do it on that, but it's not the same on a modern horn.
ohsteacher 2 years ago
@ohsteacher wait I though Dennis Brain played this piece on a natural horn (no valve one..). Or at least that's what I've heard.
Andrew0Bonesdog 2 years ago
Nope - I am listening to the Dennis Brain recording of this as I write. He plays the whole thing with valves. However, Dukas wrote it with the intent that the first part be played without valves. I should probably re-record it and play the first part without valves. This was an early post and I didn't realize so many people wound be watching and commenting!!!
ohsteacher 2 years ago
@ohsteacher it doesnt need to be done on a natural horn...it can easily be done on a valve horn...you just have to bend the notes down with your bell hand...also the middle was way too fast
Wittgod 1 year ago
@Wittgod - Have you ever listened to any professional recordings of this piece? I have 5 different ones and they all play the fast sections about the same tempo that I do. I do not play it "way too fast". You probably play it way to slow ;-)
ohsteacher 1 year ago
you areamazing and you play this soo flaulessly. and this recording helped me out alot cuz i need to learn it for district band audition. thanks
rick106079 2 years ago
can you send me this mp3 as well? haha, love it!
jenapefreckles 2 years ago
it's so funny with the accompaniment...
aidange2 2 years ago
I've seen folks complain about Dennis Brain's lack of vibrato here on youtube. Certainly can't please everybody!
JohnLockePolitics 2 years ago 5
Yay I played this for a solo in high school and still find myself humming it! I miss french horn :-(
menzenschmoo 2 years ago
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I bet you can't outplay him.
Tigerwarhawk 2 years ago
wow i have played french horn for 6 years now and that is just amazing^_^ .. way to go dude man!
emobear59 2 years ago
My lips are too effing FAT to play the french horn with a certain sense of ease. I played this but I was NEVER consistent!!! After all the years I put into practing the horn I effing bomb my college audition because I butchered this! When I was done the music fell of the stand and violently burst into flames! I'm so upset now...
TheyWaitAtTheDoor 2 years ago
sorry for the minus one, it was an accidental click.... lol
RandyFust1634 2 years ago
that was amazing! i was following along with the music (i have the piece..I just can't play it yet lol) I heard it once before but it's so cool. I hope to play it sometime soon.
OrnKarif 2 years ago
Check out his newest quartet. THERE'S some faces that will make you laugh. ;)
hugheyhudson 2 years ago
ah, natural horn solo! so much work, but so fun
tchock 3 years ago
POWER...!!
lyconthrop 3 years ago
Incredible playing... but what about playing hand horn at the beginning?
620BC 3 years ago
Awesome performance. And you nailed the C at the end.
scottaranda 3 years ago
Super! Klavier plaed SmartMusic Studio?
primaweb65 3 years ago
I use a midi sequencing program called Musicator to create the piano accompaniment. Then I play along with it for the video.
ohsteacher 3 years ago
really enjoyed that!
aleksozolins 3 years ago