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 english horn
Author: musiciano 
Date:   2005-03-08 20:30

are there any other songs besides new world symphony that has an english horn solo? i love the sound of english horn!

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 RE: english horn
Author: TorusTubarius 
Date:   2005-03-08 23:29

Many many pieces.

My favorite is the 2nd mvt. of the Concerto de Aranjuez by Joaquin Rodrigo.

Then you of course have the Swan of Tuonela by Sibelius.

Several composers have written concertos/sonatas for the English horn. You might want to check these out:

-Concerto for English Horn and String Orchestra - Vincent Persichetti (Persichetti rocks in general by the way)

-Concerto for English Horn and Orchestra - Ned Rorem

Sonata for English Horn and Piano - Paul Hindemith

Sonata for English Horn and Piano - Pierre Max Dubois


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 RE: english horn
Author: Mikey 
Date:   2005-03-08 23:41

Ross Roy by Jacob de Haan is an AWESOME Eng Horn solo feature. Um..i think it's Chorale and Prelude: Be Thou my Vision by*the name escapes me*. That is also a Eng Horn feature. I just love Be Thou My Vision already, but the arrangement we played was beatuiful. Also Fiesta del Pacifico has a lil Eng Horn didy by Roger Nixon.

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 RE: english horn
Author: Flute1 
Date:   2005-03-10 23:58

hmm one off the top my head. Russian Christmas Music by Alfred Reed, features a beautiful English Horn solo.

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 RE: english horn
Author: Oboe 
Date:   2005-03-11 01:55

Does it really? Lol .. we played that (dunno if it was the same one) for part of our Christmas concert this past December .. the oboe solo was good (maybe that was it)

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 RE: english horn
Author: Kenneth 
Date:   2005-03-15 06:30

William Tell Overture. The Nutcracker

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 RE: english horn
Author: Jenna 
Date:   2005-04-11 23:32

I know for a sure fact that the fourth movement of Pines of the Appian Way/Pines of Rome has a crazy english horn solo! If you have watched Fantasia 2000, the flying whales sequence is that song, not sure which movements it contains though. Have fun!

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 RE: english horn
Author: assface 
Date:   2005-04-23 20:55

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 RE: english horn
Author: bass oboe 
Date:   2005-05-13 14:55

besides orchestra music, a lot of band literatures also feature beatiful english horn solo such as johann de meij's arrangement of phantom of the opera for symphonic band and rose roy

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