Composed by Eler-Duvernoy. Arranged by Pavel and Richelle Bakovsky. Romantic Period. Full Performance. Duration 683. Pavel and Richelle Bakovsky #5740725. Published by Pavel and Richelle Bakovsky (A0.1071325).
Frédéric-Nicolas Duvernoy (16 October 1765 in Montbéliard – 19 July 1838 in Paris) was a French composer and hornist .
His celebrated Méthode pour le cor 1802 includes charming duets, now attributed to André-Frédéric Eler.
André-Frédéric Eler, born in Alsace, France, moved to Paris in 1764. In 1794 he became a member of the jury in the Institute National de Musique (the later Conservatoire de Musique), and was later a professor there. His concerto for horn was printed in 1796 by Naderman (later Imbault) in Paris. The successful young hornist Frederic Duvernoy seems to have inspired Eler, and possibly advised Eler on composing for the horn of his day.
We recorded the first Duo on the modern horn and then on the hand horn, to allow comparison. The rest of the Duos
are recorded on the hand horn.
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Composed by Eler-Duvernoy. Arranged by Pavel and Richelle Bakovsky. Romantic Period. Full Performance. Duration 683. Pavel and Richelle Bakovsky #5740725. Published by Pavel and Richelle Bakovsky (A0.1071325).
Frédéric-Nicolas Duvernoy (16 October 1765 in Montbéliard – 19 July 1838 in Paris) was a French composer and hornist .
His celebrated Méthode pour le cor 1802 includes charming duets, now attributed to André-Frédéric Eler.
André-Frédéric Eler, born in Alsace, France, moved to Paris in 1764. In 1794 he became a member of the jury in the Institute National de Musique (the later Conservatoire de Musique), and was later a professor there. His concerto for horn was printed in 1796 by Naderman (later Imbault) in Paris. The successful young hornist Frederic Duvernoy seems to have inspired Eler, and possibly advised Eler on composing for the horn of his day.
We recorded the first Duo on the modern horn and then on the hand horn, to allow comparison. The rest of the Duos
are recorded on the hand horn.
This product was created by a member of ArrangeMe, Hal Leonard's global
self-publishing community of independent composers, arrangers, and songwriters.
ArrangeMe allows for the publication of unique arrangements of both popular
titles and original compositions from a wide variety of voices and backgrounds.
About MP3 Downloads
Explore our MP3 collection, featuring instrumental play-alongs, full-performance
audio, choral accompaniments, and part-dominant tracks. After purchase, download
your MP3 directly from your Sheet Music Plus Digital Library—no extra software
needed. Access your MP3 anytime and anywhere through your Digital Library.
Preview: F. Duvernoy: Selected Duos for Hand Horns, attributed to Frédéric-Nicolas Duvernoy
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