Friday, March 01, 2013

Bright horn

A long time ago, Eli's introduction to trumpet music was a Roger Voisin long play record, now sadly missed.  Voisin was the principle trumpet with the BSO and had an amazingly bright tone and was an incredibly precise player.

7 comments:

Oale said...

Still can't say I'm a freind of horn music, though this group makes horns sound very good (warning:finnish humor) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edXQqWRhues

Anonymous said...

If the bunny likes trumpet music, he may want to look up "Matthias Höfs" on youtube. Or better yet: "German Brass" (of which Höfs is a member).

Good example here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvitVubLOPM

KAP said...

In spite of the YouTube video header, the trumpet concerto in E flat major is by Hayden, not Vivaldi.

Jeffrey Davis said...

Uan Rasey FTW.

Lionel A said...

This is a link to a rendition of Hyden's Trumpet Concerto in E flat major:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExFLej3tdss

look out also for Trumpet by Maurice André I have a collection of him playing Telemann Trumpet Concerti.

For French Horn then Barry Tuckwell with Mozart Horn concerti takes some beating.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uVVinE9W0U

I had a mono on Decca way back that was melted on a radiator by a relative but managed to replaced that with a Stereo version. But then such opinions are inherently subjective.

Anonymous said...

Hayden? Hyden?

Let's call him Haydn, shall we? :-)

Marco

Lionel A said...

Hayden - Haydn

Sorry, fliengers liker baenaenas - gout.