Carnegie Hall Horn Master Class: Strauss's Till Eulenspiegel

[@deltafournumbers]

It's amazing how freely Jezierski plays, he just puts the horn up to his face and blows air into it.

[@LEMONZEBRA554]

I’m not even a Horn player I play trumpet but I still like hearing the musical ideas he has to offer

[@cameronwinrow554]

When this guy talks it sounds like he has a hundred memories right behind his eyeballs that he's deciding not to tell.

[@tybahl6119]

I don’t think you would’ve said that if he wasn’t bald

[@grpcrsh]

Mr. Jezierski has such a beautiful sound. His playing is just so clear and clean. Not to mention I think he is an amazing teacher! Definitely my favorite horn player of the Berlin Philharmonic.

[@carnegiehall]

Thank you for your comment. We're glad you enjoyed this master class.

[@Beson-SE]

I was only going to listen for a few seconds but it was so interesting that I saw and heard it all!

[@BruceBoschek]

Excellent Mr. Jezierski and congratulations Mr. Wilder. We watched this video in silence and awe, although we are not horn players. This is a wonderful way to gain respect and valuation for the technical expertise that goes into perfecting the performance.

[@lutovar865]

This is incredible! I'm preparing this for an audition and it's really helping me. Thank you!

[@Porzelinchen92]

They show what an awesome instrument the horn is :) i like it very much. Thanks for uploading :)

[@SimplyMusic6]

I enjoyed the class. it was great for reinforcing concepts of control and space for me.

[@DanyNavo]

bravo Stefan!!!

[@RudiKorp]

Very good class!

[@A_J___]

I played horn from 2002-2011. I wish I could remember the names of the solos I played for Indiana Solo and Ensemble in highschool but I don't. I'd like to look them up on youtube now to see how they should have been played lol I could still hum them but it's not like I can just record some quick audio and post it here for people to tell me the title of the song I'm humming.

[@karinhorner1466]

Look up state horn solo lists and start looking them. You’ll recognize them I think once you hear them.

[@tiritiri-matangi]

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[@Robert...Schrey]

According to notation, the first two times the d# is long and the e short, while the third time they are equally long. If you make the e too short in the first instances the listener will not understand that he hears three times the same motiv. The rhythmical differences are just nuances. The third e should not be too short either. The eights are relatively unimportant and should be played poco leggiero. That is the way I perceive this.

[@carnegiehall]

Thank you for sharing your perspective, Robert.

[@Robert...Schrey]

@@carnegiehall like Berlin Phil under Böhm.

[@Zildjian4411]

so he's playing the g on the b flat side?

[@estevanhinojosa9732]

fishydinner44 yes by pushing down the first valve and the thumb

[@trudej]

Since this is European players I suspect he is playing the entire thing except the last two, or maybe three, deep notes on the B-flat horn. Most horn players in Europe have their horns set to B-flat as standard, and push down the thumb-valve to get F-horn, not the other way around.

[@delewaldhorn]

I play the G on the F horn usually but for this passage from Till I use the BFlat horn for clarity’s sake!

[@sarighasenfeld8228]

Didn't know bo burnham plays horn

[@iamconfused987]

but the first time he played it was rhythmically wrong.

[@kadushev]

Puk, puk, puk,.....puk

[@ericbelify]

nicht eilen

[@elicanales5656]

trombones r better

[@hornguy04]

+Elias Canales That's nice kid. *pat pat*

[@hansmartinsteinslandstense9296]

Ahhaha you wish

[@Ghost-hv6mk]

I agree

[@PumilateVFX]

im a trombonist but what’s the point of saying that

[@tubenhans6190]

Very honest, positive and precise teacher. And a very receptive student able to absorb and react on the spot.