Saturday, February 20, 2016

Chicago Symphony Horns

I just stumbled across the coolest album that I can't seem to find anywhere besides youtube.
From what I can put together from the notes, this would have been recorded in the early 60's. Christopher Lauba is listed as a performer, and he was principal horn in between Farkas and Clevenger, so as well as I can make out, early 60's.

The piece in this "video" is Alexander Mitushin's Concertino for Four Horns. 

Enjoy the unified sound and some really fantastic low horn playing!

1 comment:

  1. Nice, I played the Concertino a long time ago. It's a good piece.

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