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Unaccompanied; Four Movements: Dance of the CapriCORns; A Beautiful Whitsunday; Viennese Waltz; Dance of the HORNets

More than studies, they could stand alone on a recital. The book is written in different styles: pastoral, scherzo, waltz, ending with a dance. The type of writing is mostly modal sometimes atonal. There are some bar changes.

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.

Unaccompanied; A study in some modern horn techniques.

This piece permits the horn player to express to the maximum the possibilites that the instrument offers. The dodecaphonic system is the principal structural base of this piece, but used without respecting the strict rules.

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.

5 Horns; A very fun rag by the very clever Lew Songer.