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Its fiery and frightening sounds stir the emotions
Its origin goes back to the 14th century and was eventually added to the John Wesley hymnal in 1739
Their value has been written about by many of the greatest artists on the instrument and their adaptability has inspired arrangers to create duets
Parysatis written in 1902
Denroche's arrangement works perfectly for Brass Quintet and is transposed down to the key of C from the original E-flat
Freidlin - Romance at Dawn for Horn and Piano Delivery:Mailed Its fiery and frightening soundsRomance at Dawn by Jan Freidlin for Horn and Piano is a very lovely melodic work perfect for intermediate performers. About 4 minutes in length it coaxes the performer into using expression and beautiful legato lines with lots of back and forth between the solo part and accompaniment. There is a short section in tenor clef near the conclusion which again, coaxes the performer into figuring it out. A great learning experience for young performers. Free