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Sundowner Programme 42 — The Horn Sings
This time we forget the hunting calls and heroic fanfares that the horn is so good at for a while. This time, we simply allow the horn to sing.
Saint-Saëns, Glazunov, Franz and Richard Strauss, Glière and Schumann reveal the instrument at its warmest and most lyrical.
Poulenc takes us into the darker world of his moving Élégie, before Dukas brings a welcome change of mood.
And finally, Schubert’s Auf dem Strom places the horn beside the human voice — bringing The Horn Sings to a particularly beautiful conclusion.
A relaxed Sundowner hour devoted to the warmth, colour and extraordinary singing voice of the French horn. Camille Saint-Saens – Romance in F Major, Op. 36 (3:13) Performed by Ulrich Hubner with the Kölner Academy conducted by Michael Alexander Williams · Alexander Glazunov – Rêverie, Op. 24 (Version for Horn & Orchestra) (4:00) Performed by Marie-Luise Neunecker, Werner Andreas Albert and the Bamberger Symphoniker · Franz Strauss – Nocturno for Horn and Piano, Op. 7 (5:45) Performed by David Pyatt & Martin Jones · Reinhold Glière – 11 Pieces, Op. 35 (Version for Horn & Piano)_ No. 10, Nocturne Performed by Marie-Luise Neunecker & Paul Rivinius (3:26) · Richard Strauss – Andante for Horn & Piano, Op. Posth. (4:18) Performed by Barry Tuckwell, Vladimir Ashkenazy · Robert Schumann – Schumann_ Adagio and Allegro in A flat, Op. 70 (8:51) Performed by Barry Tuckwell, Vladimir Ashkenazy · Francis Poulenc – Élégie for Horn & Piano In Memory of Dennis Brain, FP 168 (10:54) Performed by André Cazalet, Pascal Rogé · Dukas_ Villanelle for Horn and Orchestra (6:05) Performed by Hermann Baumann, Gewandhausorchester & Kurt Masur · Franz Schubert – Auf dem Strom, Op. Posth. 119, D. 943 Performed by Leif Ove Andsnes, Ian Bostridge & Timothy Brown (8:04)