Hornarama - Steven Gross

01145	Baroque. Horn Steven Gross - horn Dale Clevenger, conductor Capella Istropolitana of Bratislava American premiere recording of several Baroque horn Concerti. Two are found in the recently discovered Lundt manuscript in Sweden. Remaining works are of similar interest. The Neruda Concerto, usually performed by trumpet, is played by the instrument originally specified, the horn. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 2 is rendered with horn instead of trumpet. This interpretation is of important historical interest, since the trumpet of choice during Bach's time, the American Record Guide says of his playing: ...an excellent tone and the ability and temperatment to play heroically. Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major BMV 1047 (J.S. Bach) Concerto in E Flat Major for Horn and String Orchestra (Johann Joachim Quantz) Concerto in F Major for Two Horns and Orchestra (Johann David Heinichen) Concerto in E Flat Major for Horn and String Orchestra (Johann Georg Röllig) Concerto in E Flat Major for Horn, Strings and Continuo (Jan Krtitel Jiri Neruda)	Summit Records	$25.95
01115	Strauss Concertos Steven Gross - horn Dale Clevenger, conductor Philharmonia Orchestra of Bratislava Principal horn of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since February 1966, Dale Clevenger also pursues an active international conducting career. Horn Concerto no 1, Op. 8 (Franz Strauss) Horn Concerto no. 1, Op. 11 (Richard Strauss) Horn Concerto no, 2 (Richard Strauss)	Summit Records	$25.95
01123	Masterpieces for Horn and Strings Steven Gross - horn Dale Clevenger: conductor, Camerata Indianapolis, Steven Stolen; tenor Hailed by American Record Guide as having "...an excellent tone and the ability and temperament to play heroically... ", Steven Gross has made a name for himself. Here, he presents the leading works for his instrument and string orchestra Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings (Britten) Concertino for Horn and Strings, Op. 45 (Larsson) Concerto for Horn and Strings (Jacob)	Summit Records	$25.95

01145

Baroque. Horn
Steven Gross - horn

Dale Clevenger, conductor
Capella Istropolitana of Bratislava

American premiere recording of several Baroque horn Concerti. Two are found in the recently discovered Lundt manuscript in Sweden. Remaining works are of similar interest. The Neruda Concerto, usually performed by trumpet, is played by the instrument originally specified, the horn. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 2 is rendered with horn instead of trumpet. This interpretation is of important historical interest, since the trumpet of choice during Bach's time, the
American Record Guide says of his playing: ...an excellent tone and the ability and temperatment to play heroically.

Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major BMV 1047 (J.S. Bach)
Concerto in E Flat Major for Horn and String Orchestra (Johann Joachim Quantz)
Concerto in F Major for Two Horns and Orchestra (Johann David Heinichen)
Concerto in E Flat Major for Horn and String Orchestra (Johann Georg Röllig)
Concerto in E Flat Major for Horn, Strings and Continuo (Jan Krtitel Jiri Neruda)

Summit Records

$25.95

01115

Strauss Concertos
Steven Gross - horn

Dale Clevenger, conductor
Philharmonia Orchestra of Bratislava

Principal horn of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since February 1966, Dale Clevenger also pursues an active international conducting career.

Horn Concerto no 1, Op. 8 (Franz Strauss)
Horn Concerto no. 1, Op. 11 (Richard Strauss)
Horn Concerto no, 2 (Richard Strauss)

Summit Records

$25.95

01123

Masterpieces for Horn and Strings
Steven Gross - horn

Dale Clevenger: conductor, Camerata Indianapolis, Steven Stolen; tenor

Hailed by American Record Guide as having "...an excellent tone and the ability and temperament to play heroically... ", Steven Gross has made a name for himself. Here, he presents the leading works for his instrument and string orchestra

Serenade for Horn, Tenor and Strings (Britten)
Concertino for Horn and Strings, Op. 45 (Larsson)
Concerto for Horn and Strings (Jacob)

Summit Records

$25.95