Reinhold Gliere: Horn Concerto in B flat major (with orchestral score)

[@TheodoreServin]

Reinhold Gliere - Horn Concerto in B-flat major, Op. 91 1. - Allegro: 0:00 2. - Andante: 12:33 3. - Moderato - Allegro vivace: 18:57

[@zacharymckinon4043]

The cadenza was definitely on the extra side of things lol

[@theoolifent9074]

You may wish to see Karl Kramer's too, it is also quite crazy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/amKlmXqMh8-ll5Y

[@jingyangwang4821]

Favourite horn piece! 23:02 Trumpet crack!

[@shilohpatten3761]

14:59

[@shilohpatten3761]

18:40

[@jingyangwang4821]

@@shilohpatten3761 aha! well spotted!

[@adma_horn]

@@jingyangwang4821 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGaccoVtidhknac

[@1_chill_cellist]

Can someone recommend a cadenza that isn't as crazy as Baborak's 💀

[@MorganWasHere3]

Polekh

[@deekayremmz9023]

Henriksen

[@gwydionrhys7672]

I don't think the conservatism of Glière's style matters in the case of this concerto (as well as his one for harp): they're both delightful compositions, exquisitely written, and genuinely valuable additions to their instrument's repertoire.

[@mexicanmayo3450]

This is amazing

[@emy_noh_]

00:00 12:32 18:57

[@adamstillwagon83]

Fun fact: This was made post-romantic period, even though it sounds like it wasn't

[@changchp]

Another example is Warsaw Concerto.

[@enruchi1726]

Hello! I love this piece! Does anyone have the french horn part transposed to concert pitch, preferably in bass clef? I want to play this on the trombone. Thank you!

[@ricardoverde3464]

Do you have the video where Baborak comes out? Apparently they have deleted it from KZbin

[@hokahoka-okome7]

6:10

[@nevillefilar5245]

Polytonality in the cadenza!! Show off! Mind you if I were that good.........

[@jonasdanielseneskeland3001]

Don’t think it’s polytonality, but there’s definitely some multiphonics, so singing harmonizing with the buzzing/playing.

[@heiro9611]

@@jonasdanielseneskeland3001 yeah that’s mainly what it is

[@edmondcheng3547]

12:32

[@meborach]

Who plays the horn?

[@Dasushii]

pretty sure its cor. solp

[@BuisnessBacca007]

I think this particular one is Radek Baborak

[@camiloandresreina9263]

@@BuisnessBacca007 yes , is Baborak

[@PianoKwanMan]

13:56 The cor solo suddenly went from 2 flats to three flats, then back to two lol

[@RetiredBrass]

Is 16:47 supposed to sound like that?

[@somebody9033]

yes.

[@aaronberns8485]

It makes me wonder what that would sound like on euphonium.

[@Moisha695]

probably pretty same but with more warm sound and less concentrated sound

[@croasunhan]

8:30 지렸다