Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Horn Jennifer Montone

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Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Horn Jennifer Montone plays an excerpt from the first movement of Strauss's Horn Concerto No. 2 and tells us why she enjoys playing this piece.

Jen will perform this concerto with The Philadelphia Orchestra on November 11, 13 & 16, 2010.

Tickets for these concerts are available here:
November 11, 2010 - http://www.philorch.org/performance/9651/2010/11/11/
November 13, 2010 - http://www.philorch.org/dayview/2010/11/13/
November 16, 2010 - http://www.philorch.org/performance/9653/2010/11/16/

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  • This is the first time I have seen a horn with dissimilar metals like this. The bare brass instrument with the silver plated bell.

    

  • @whoever121 Well, if she was in somewhere other than Philly or Cleveland, she could probably get away with just a Rauch, haha.

  • @dvillanueva13 She plays a Conn 8D and a Rauch. Makes sense to me seeing as she has careers as an orchestral player (8D often) and soloist (Rauch) :)

  • Being a former professional horn player for many years, I personally enjoyed your playing...You have a very positive personality. Yes, playing into that dark curtain didn't help your tone very much...I played the Alexander French Horn, which I love to play, but then because I was over blowing the instrument switched to the Conn 8 D...larger bore..

  • Definitely thought she was part of the Conn 8D movement, my mistake I see.

  • @chiucc1685 Yes, it is a Geyer.

  • nice dance

    

  • Great!!! too bad you had to play into a giant curtain lol

  • Fabulous playing!

    

  • @eamflutes I did hear her performance live and it was on of the most lyrical and impressive performances I'd ever heard. She is a miraculous player!

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