Heinrich Kaspar Schmid - Wind Quintet

[@friedrichseifert6221]

He is my Grandfather.

[@typalalay]

Very well written for the Wind Quintet! The French Horn part is outstanding and this is a fun arrangement!

[@steveegallo3384]

@typalalay1027 -- Fun....and gregarious (with meticulous attentions)......BRAVI TUTTI from Acapulco!

[@steveegallo3384]

.....and even Greater Now.....a year later......from Mexico City!

[@slkett77645]

That bassoon part rocks! And the player was amazing!!!

[@Nanananaheyhey1]

Well written lines. I love the harmonies.

[@saadhaddadmusic]

The chromatic voice leading in this is so satisfying!

[@oboist3]

Really lovely - thanks for sharing.

[@forlandm]

Never heard of this composer before - what a nice discovery, thanks!

[@jeromelibert8686]

Très belle pièce avec une belle interprétation du cor

[@richardyu3591]

very interesting piece! thanks

[@syroyid]

very well written

[@heatherduthie9609]

Magnificent….

[@JarrettsAnnouncements]

Fantastic, thank you

[@Addison-lq4te]

I’m confused with the liberal usage of solo markings only placed in the clarinets line?

[@chrischance9858]

It is odd. I saw one passage for Oboe marked "solo" that was the least interesting melodic line (and it got covered up, haha) Also what do the brackets mean?

[@ariverag_]

@@chrischance9858 The brackets are used to indicate who plays the main melody, it's a pretty useful technique especially in modern chamber music because there can be so much going on at the same time and no one would know who should stand out