StraussFranz - Nocturno, Op. 7 for Horn Solo and Orchestra

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StraussFranz - Nocturno, Op. 7 for Horn Solo and OrchestraNocturno, Op. 7 is one of several works for Horn that Franz Strauss wrote for himself to perform as soloist with various orchestras during his long and illustrious career. The overriding feeling of this work is the beauty of tone and lyricism. It is in an ABA form and works particularly well for Horn in F with a range to high A flat. Benjamin Coy has beautifully arranged this glorious work of 6 minutes in length for Horn Solo and Orchestra. The

It uses the original Art of Fugue theme in the Rectus and then all the voices are turned upside down in the Inversus

and ten years later in Carmen

it is impossible to build a musical interpretation later on

The music is appropriate for advanced performers and is about 7 minutes in length

589 was composed in May 1790 and is the second of the Prussian Quartets in four movements:

The performers were six students of Emory Remington

then this is the piece for your Quartet

with a grade four for the overall piece

Labeled by the avant-garde musical community as a conservative and marked as a “degenerate” by Hitler’s Nazi regime

Trombonology (1917)

Alternate positions are included to make the music more fluid

The Procession is the only part of the opera that is still performed and is the introduction to Act II