French Horn - David Newman Instrumentation Series
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode David Newman talks about the history of the French Horn in Hollywood's film music.
This is the Orchestral Tools Instrumentation Series. Together with composer legend David Newman we will give you a closer look at the instruments of a symphonic orchestra. We will talk about the components of the instrument, its role in the orchestra and the common playing techniques. Episode X - The French Horn
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Probably my favourite instrument, both for its unique timbre and for its versatility: it's both a perfect "harmony" instrument, and a sublime solo one.
At least mention the fantastic horn player Daniel Ember in the description please !
My favorite instrument of the orchestra. Thank you for another excellent episode!
"after the MIDI definition used in our sample instruments"
(this sentence is so classic by now)
Ahah! I think I'm gonna start sneaking in that sentence randomly in a my regular day to day conversation. 😂
Love this series! One of my favorite at the moment.
It was since day 1 x)) :")
I realize it's quite off topic but does anybody know a good place to stream newly released series online ?
@Gannon Gus Flixportal xD
@Draven Edwin thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service :) I really appreciate it!!
Really enjoying this series! Very grateful to David and OT for producing it. As an aside, given David's pronunciation of cuivre, I now understand why he avoids attempting to pronounce sautille in the other videos. :D
Man this guy's intonation is GREAT.
Vienna horns won't go any lower, but modern double horns can - I've played a few pieces that go down to the (sounding) B flat (eg. Mahler Symphony 4), and one that sends a few players down to the A (Mahler Symphony 3)
A major force for horn music for TV and movies was the career of Vince Derosa (passed away in 2022) who had an extremely long career as a studio musician from 1935 to 2008. He was so good that composers were motivated to write more and more music that had the horn prominent. Most people have probably heard his playing more than any other instrumentalist. He played on scores of TV theme songs, movie scores, and a with very long list of about 100 singers and groups from Frank Sinatra to Frank Zappa. As a nice example later in his career, his was principle horn for James Horner's score for Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan. if you ever saw the movie The Days of Wine and Roses the beautiful horn solo was done by DeRosa. He was a "first call" horn player and especially for Henry Mancini.
always good to see a sampled library come to life
David, thank you for this "love letter to the Horn". Who is this horn player? He's fantastic! Strange that he's playing an Alexander 103 French Horn when the classic "Hollywood Horn Sound" is Conn 8D.
Roger Ballenger he probably studied In Europe, or perhaps he just has good taste!
He is Dániel Ember from the Rundfunks Sinfonieorchester Berlin and Bayreuth Festspielorchester.
Hornplayer: Daniel Ember from Hungary
A very good video. Something to note; the thing about players specializing in high or low horn is becoming more a thing of the past. It’s still a thing to an extent, but a good player typically has command of mostly the whole range. Some still will insist on the older convention, though. The thing about first / third and second / fourth still holds.
Excelente demostración
Fantastic Video and great explications. Who is The horn pleayer?
He is Dániel Ember from the Rundfunks Sinfonieorchester Berlin and Bayreuth Festspielorchester.
Thank you
When I hear french horn, I hear someone screaming JOHN WILLIAMS !!!!
Anyone know the name of the piece playing during the "vibrato" section of the video? Thanks!
An orchestral excerpt from Brahms Symphony 3
@@lucaslion1390 THANK YOU!!!!!!