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These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

These horn quartets were selected from forty-two "anonymous" quartets housed in the Albertina collection of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. One can date these works from the middle of the nineteenth century.

Very interesting tunes for a high school quartet or beyond.

Early One Morning, Anon 17th Century
Evening Bells, by Abt
Bavarian Song, by Franz

Rather easy, popular old tunes for the young horn quartet.

Hunters Song, Old French Tune
The Hunter's Departure, by Mendelssohn
The Wild Hunt, by C. M. von Weber

A very short, very interesting, very pretty 22 measures for four horns.

Source - unremembered, composer - unknown. Could it be by Tchaikowski or just a study in transposition?

I. Three Times Around A Lied

II. "Atonal Littly" A very light hearted, fun piece.

Finally, an atonal piece that is easy on your ears

An ideal church piece for the high school or college quartet.

"Glory Be to God" opens with a Gloria Patri inspired shout of praise. This soon melts into overflowing adoration reminiscent of the Alleluias of monastic chant. In the end, the shouts of praise return reflecting faith reaffirmed.