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00:00 When heaven is set to music.

Ummmmmmmm sounds great but I didn’t cry…..😂🤣🤷🏿‍♂️ Then again, I’m a Horn player so I’m a prejudiced anyway🤷🏿‍♂️🤣😂

This reminds me so much of Lord of the Rings Soundtracks

Der Vorhalt....

From the time my music teacher Lt. Col. Sam Rhodes retd. introduced me to the Mozart horn concertos back in the early 1960s, I was hooked. I dearly wanted to play the French horn, but my parents couldn't afford the instrument or the lessons - back then you couldn't hire an instrument, and the school had none. It never happened, but I still love the instrument.

I was having a good time looking up and listening to fun trumpet solos, and in general just enjoying some brass music. Randomly I decided to look up a fun horn solo. I played horn through middle and high school. I’m about to finish freshman year of college, and I swear the pure wave of emotion and nostalgia from the tone of this horn has single handedly made me want to try and pick horn back up.

What’s the song called

French horn❤

It's so incredibly simple but Ab to F# will just never not sound good on a horn.

nope, did not cry. Now the horns were something else tho . . . .

Eric Terwilliger...such a legend.

The french horn has that intentional distant brooding sound that evokes so much emotion in the listener.

that was beautiful Will.

Wonderful

It made me fart but considering my constipation at the time...

Is it not beautiful to watch as the soprano listens.. before returning .. ah music.. ah peace...

... ir would od coueaw be the one from Tchaikovsky's 5th symphony.

There are some great horn players out there, but when I think of how a horn should sound, the 1st hornist I think of is Mr. Eric Terwilliger, followed by the late great Mr. Jerome Ashby. What a wonderful sound!

I remember the first time I played it. The world stopped when the horn solo came.

He looks like Will Riker if he played the French horn instead

The finest brass instrument to ever grace the ear drums of humanity. ❤

Funny, I always felt that this is one of the most beautiful moments in classical music. And now I see that others think the same way...

One of the best renditions of this glorious solo I've ever heard. Bravo!

Good to see Will Riker has expanded his skills from jazz trombone to classical horn. I'm glad he "made it so".

I just didn't see what was so "heavenly" about this horn solo... sorrry!

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Oui ce solo est une splendeur !

Thank you, Will Parker! Man of taste! Godspeed!

This is not just a wonderful piece of music. It is, I believe, at the same time as the foreboding of the approaching end, the composer's loving farewell to the memory of his father, the horn player, and thus perhaps to music itself, which he had learned to love through his father.

i liked the singer

Heaven has a bunch of horn solos, of which this is one. Beautiful.

The horn solo is beautiful, but Diana Damrau’s singing is exquisite! Such amazing breath control, and _pianissimo,_ too! She’s extraordinary!

What a great concertmaster mr Nasturica is! One of the best in the top europeas orchestras in my opinion.

well, that was short for the heaven horn.

Beautiful The French horn brings a sound so heavenly it’s if Angel Gabriel is the player himself

❤

Is it just me? It seems the key signature doesn't match the notes they are playing...5 flats? I hear F# and D#. It is a beautiful melody, not denying that.

Terrible. Listen to William Tell

I'm still learning. Composer and details please. Very beautiful music

This hornist's tone is poetic. Whether rendered in solo, such as here, or in Ravel's "" Pavane..", this instrument's employment is always welcomed. When used to fill out the mid tonal range of the Orchestra, the Horn adds fullness and body, which is almost taken for granted. No other instrument sounds as noble, played fortissimo and in unison--(R. Strauss' "At the Summit" from his Eine Alpensinfonie Op. 64). The segue the Horn provides between Winds and Brass is notable, (no pun intended), as most orchestral offerings showcase. The Horn's highest register is second--only to the English Horn--in conveying loneliness and and a melancholic quality. As an orchestral wind player, I hold the honor of being seated in front of this magical instrument. This Horn is simply invaluable.

Such greatness and skill in playing this instrument, congratulations!

❤Faszinuerend🎉😊❤

Oh bye bye. 😊

I guess it is the lack of context, not hearing everything that led to this solo - I find a cute melody, but nothing that makes me weep.

Somehow I was intrigued by his breathing. He almost propelles the air inwards and relaxes just enough to let it trough. But his mouth is already preparing for the next note. Fascinating.

Einsetzen embouchure!

I know exactly what you mean !

That solo must feel so good to play.

Horn player is wonderful. The singer.. Meh