About Villanelle by Paul Dukas

Some ideas about how to play Villanelle By Dukas

Algunos consejos sobre la Villanelle de Paul Dukas

About Natural Horn playing in the Brahms Horn Trio

Some advices about the Adagio mesto and how to play on the natural horn

                      Consejos sobre el adagio mesto en el trio de Brahms con la trompa natural

Hommage a Brahms

"Hommage a Brahms"

Tomorrow Sunday 15th of May at 11´30, our concert with the Brahms and Ligeti trios, and also duo pieces (Kirchner and Brahms) will be broadcasted trough Radio Nacional de España, Radio 2. You can listen live to it everywhere in the world trough the Internet.

http://www.rtve.es/radio/radioclasica-endirecto/

Here you have also a small video from the concert as an appetizer

Mañana Domingo 15 de Mayo, será emitido en Radio 2 clásica, de Radio Nacional de España, a las 11.30h, para todos aquellos que no pudieron venir, nuestro concierto del día 9 de Mayo en el Auditorio Nacional de Madrid. Podéis oírlo en directo desde cualquier lugar del mundo por Internet en

http://www.rtve.es/radio/radioclasica-endirecto/

Podéis ver nuestro pequeño vídeo para abrir boca.

New review for Mozart CD in Internet

www.theartsdesk.com

Mozart: Horn Concertos, Horn QuintetJavier Bonet (horn), Münchner Rudfunkorchester/Hermann/Baumann(Javier Bonet)

New releases of Mozart's horn concertos tend to go down the period instrument, unvalved route, with outstanding recent versions from Roger Montgomery andPip Eastop. This crowd-funded disc has Javier Bonet playing a modern horn, backed by an orchestra conducted by veteran hornist Hermann Baumann. Baumann himself recorded these concertos on both natural and valved horns, and here he proves to be sublimely affable accompanist. Bonet's bright, clear sound won't be to all tastes, but it serves his performance style beautifully; these are deliciously vocal performances. And scrupulously prepared, too. K417's first movement includes John Humphries' idiomatic reconstruction of the movement's close: what follows after the cadenza sounds noticeably more Mozartian than what we're used to. Bonet's account of the enigmatic D major concerto K412 features a more authentic version of the Rondo, almost derailed by a cheekily inauthentic cadenza.

This is a comprehensive set, the bonus features including Humphries' edition of the Eb Concert Rondo, a dazzling performance of the sublime Horn Quintet and a snatch of Bonet playing the natural horn. Especially poignant is the E major concerto fragment, stopping abruptly after a tutti flourish as promising as that which opens Mozart's Clarinet Concerto. All good, and horn aficionados fans will lap up the edition which includes a bonus 'Making Of' DVD. Bonet's balletic playing is entertaining to watch; it's refreshing to see musicians having such fun.

Recital in La Palma / Recital en La Palma

MORE INFO

CONCIERTO DE TROMPA Y PIANO / HORN AND PIANO RECITAL

JAVIER BONET - TROMPA

MIRIAM GÓMEZ-MORÁN - PIANO

Program

I

F. Schubert: La trucha 

W.A. Mozart: Andantino

F. Schubert: Impromptu op. 90 nº 2 (piano solo)

F. Strauss: Nocturno op. 7

M. Bruch: Kol Nidrei

II

R. Schumann: Adagio y allegro

F. Schubert: Impromptu op. 90 nº 4 (piano solo)

S. Rachmaninoff: Vocalise

F. Kreisler: Liebesleid

V. Monti: Csárdás