For Horn and Piano Reduction. Composed by Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826). Edited by Dominik Rahmer. Sheet Music. Paperbound. Henle Music Folios. With additional Horn part in E und F. Classical. Softcover Piano Reduction. 44 pages. G. Henle #HN1179. Published by G. Henle

Chamber Music Clarinet, Horn, Piano

SKU: PR.114423640

Composed by Stacy Garrop. Set of Score and Parts. 36+12+12 pages. Duration 14:15. Theodore Presser Company #114-42364. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.114423640).

UPC: 680160688562.

The first time I saw slipstreaming in action with professional cyclists, I was in awe. The competitors were riding inches away from each other; when the lead rider would swerve left or right, the pursuers would immediately follow suit. The physics behind what appears on the surface to be sheer daredevil antics are quite solid: the cyclists riding directly behind the leader are benefitting from reduced air and wind resistance. On a larger scale, a peloton (the French term for a pack of riders) benefits multiple riders whoare behind the leaders of the pack. While riding so close to other riders carries great risk of colliding, that risk is outweighed by the benefit of preserving one’s energy.Slipstream was inspired by the love of cycling shared by Haley Hoops, horn, and Stephen Ahearn, clarinet, for whom the piece was commissioned. They are drawn to cycling for the adventure of it, to discover new places, and to meet new people. Haley also expressed her enjoyment of taking solo bike rides. Additionally, I found great inspiration in watching the daily highlight videos of the three-week 2020 Tour de France, which happened to be taking place while I composed Slipstream.The piece opens with The Horizon Beckons. A cyclist hears an enticing call emanating from the mountains, then the cyclist starts pedaling towards the mountains in search of adventure. Riding Solo, the second movement, explores the quiet of riding alone, the beauty of the landscape, and the shifting of the light and clouds, all while we hear the bike’s wheels in constant motion. Adrenaline Rush, the third and final movement, depicts the heat of competition. We hear the constant jockeying of cyclists within a peloton as they slipstream with each other and move with the wind. At the very end of the movement, we hear sprinters race for the finish line with everything they have left in their legs.

Chamber Music Horn, Piano

SKU: PR.114417780

For Horn and Piano. Composed by Eric Ewazen. Sws. Set of Score and Parts. With Standard notation. 12+2 pages. Duration 7 minutes. Theodore Presser Company #114-41778. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.114417780).

ISBN 9781491108192. UPC: 680160636600. 9x12 inches.

A Song from the Heart for Horn and PianoA beautiful cantabile song without words, A SONG FROM THE HEART has all of Ewazen’s expressive elegance, yet is performable by advanced students as well as on professional and college recitals. Transcribed for Horn by the composer, A SONG FROM THE HEART was originally composed for Trumpet and Piano and premiered by Charles Schlueter, long-time principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony.
A SONG FROM THE HEART was originally composed for Trumpet andPiano and is dedicated to Dennis Caron on the occasion of his retirement. It was commissioned by his wife, Marsha Caron, and was premiered at Dennis’s retirement party by our mutual friend Charles Schlueter, long-time principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony. A SONG FROM THE HEART is filled with lyricism and rich harmonies, as the trumpet line sings and soars over a rich accompaniment.

Horn and Piano - easy

SKU: HL.14034490

Composed by Austin Boothroyd. Music Sales America. Classical. Book [Softcover]. 12 pages. Music Sales #NOV120702. Published by Music Sales (HL.14034490).

ISBN 9780853609162. 8.25x11.75x0.053 inches.

Up And Away is designed to enable the beginner to experience the satisfaction of performing with others from the very first lesson up to the time when the student has acquired enough skill to be able to perform confidently with a school band or orchestra. The twelve pieces are arranged in order of increasing difficulty; notes, rhythmic figures , dotted notes, ties, rests, dynamic markings, slurs etc. are all introduced carefully. Three pieces concentrate on the important skill of pitching different notes without the aid of a change in fingering.