Robert Schumann, Adagio und Allegro Op. 70 for horn and piano - Anneke Scott & Steven Devine

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Anneke Scott (horn) and Steven Devine (fortepiano)
Robert Schumann, Adagio und Allegro Op. 70 for horn and piano (1849)
Learn more about this performance here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7Capsb1KZ2w.html
Rotary Horn crooked in F by Leopold Uhlmann, Vienna, mid 19th century
Grand piano by Conrad Graf, Vienna, 1826 (Richard Burnett Collection)
Recorded at Richard Burnett Heritage Collection of Keyboard Instruments, Waterdown House, Tunbridge Wells. August, 2021.
Producer: Tom Hammond (Chiaro Audio)
Engineer: John Croft (Chiaro Audio)
Videographer: Ioannis Theodoridis
with thanks to the Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS Enterprise Award, 2021)
www.annekescott.com

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19 авг 2022

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Комментарии : 29

@atli8d20 4 месяца назад

Thank you for your effort playing all these instruments and recording this piece. Bravo!

@AnnekeScott 4 месяца назад

My pleasure!

@DentelloRomanticComposer1820s Год назад

It sounds so good, I like a lot to see those 19th-century instruments! Thank you, Mrs. Scott, for sharing those videos about those instruments and excellent performances!! For me, as a composer, it helps a lot!

@AnnekeScott Год назад

My pleasure! Glad you've found these videos so helpful!

@derekhayes8209 2 года назад

Thank you Anneke and Steven for this wonderful posting, a new dimension to this classic of our repertoire. Inspiring.

@AnnekeScott 2 года назад

Thank you! It really is such a central and important piece in our repertoire, isn't it?

@briancarlick9958 Год назад

Lovely. I tried playing this in my horn playing youth. I used a "pumpenhorn" for a short while and had limited experience playing valve less instruments. I was pupil of Horace Fitzpatrick in Oxford. I wonder if you have heard of him? Nice to hear an instrument that is not a Bb alto or a double horn! Reading music from a tablet computer is the only thing that looks a bit out of place!

@AnnekeScott Год назад

Thanks Brian! Yes, very much know of Fitzpatrick - his name comes up a lot in historic horn circles thanks to his rather infamous book on the Austro-Bohemian school. He was undoubtedly extremely influential and very important in raising the profile of the instrument. You're right about how different single F horns can be. And 🤣 - yes! Tablets are very much a thing these days - makes life a lot easier in many respects (lugging sheafs of music about, page turns are easier as well), but do take on board it looks very different to the rest of what we're doing!

@giacomogiromella3457 Год назад

fabulous performance!

@AnnekeScott Год назад

Thank you!

@roycezaro1998 2 года назад

I love this. I love this music, this instrument, and this channel. Hopefully one day I’ll have a few historical horns (or at least copies) to play all the old music on in the manner they were intended to be heard by their composer.

@AnnekeScott 2 года назад

Thanks! The instruments can be very informative and we can learn so much from them.

@michaelbrubaker 2 года назад

Brilliant! A beautiful rendition of a truly revolutionary piece that changed music and horn playing.

@AnnekeScott 2 года назад

Yes! It really is amazing how Schumann conceived of the horn around this time - it's such bold and brave writing for the instrument.

@hansachs 2 года назад

Love it on the single F, Bravo Bravo! Anneke, Strauss 2 on E flat natural next please!!

@AnnekeScott 2 года назад

Ha! Lovely idea but think Strauss had a different type of horn in mind for that one. Great piece nonetheless!

@jungwildf218 Год назад

Amazing! The sound of this unique horn is really similar to vienna horn's.

@AnnekeScott Год назад

Indeed!

@stickom 5 месяцев назад

Not a musician here, still... this is beautiful. (myself playing in a youth orchestra in early 80', Beethoven 8th, "trio" second horn part... priceless!!!

@AnnekeScott 5 месяцев назад

Oh! LOVE that bit of the Beethoven - playing all the symphonies at the moment so looking forward to that one in particular.

@JimRhem 2 года назад

Lovely. Inspiring.

@AnnekeScott 2 года назад

Thanks!

@GotYourWallet 2 года назад

Is this a specially tuned horn? I tried playing along on my piano and I sound completely out of tune!

@AnnekeScott 2 года назад

Yes! This performance is at A430, so lower than modern pitch (c.A440). Many 19th century instruments are tuned at different pitches, normally I play this instrument around A436-A438 but the piano is kept at A430 so I used a longer crook to lower the pitch to meet the piano.

@mamorufukuzawa1878 2 года назад

Bravo! So nice sound with your F horn !

@abelsantos76 Год назад

Nice playing rendition on a good piece of horn lit. Question for you, Ms.Scott: the slightly delayed tempo pickup into the main theme of the allegro… just curious as to why you play it that way? The deliberate articulation in that is also very good, but again, is there a musical reason for the idea of how you played it? Most recordings or performances I’ve witnessed, the hornists don’t play it that way… if you could shed some light on that please? Much obliged and thank you for your time and always outstanding musicianship.

@AnnekeScott Год назад

Hi Abel, great questions! The reason i do that is partially because there is a lot of evidence pointing to us having a much more metronomic approach to music in the 20th/21st century than musicians would have expressed in the 19th. A bit more of a sense of rubato and "pulling things around" can be heard in lots of early recordings for example. Have you come across the term "agogic" (often used in the context of "agogic accent") - it's a way of stressing a beat more by extending it than accenting it, and that's what I'm doing here. Hope that helps?