Rondino for Horn & Piano by Cecil Effinger, Steve Park - Horn

To download an mp3 file of the accompaniment, go to www.steveparkho.... This is a very nice intermediate level piece. It would be good for a recital or Solo & Ensemble festival. It has a couple of bass clef Es and one low B. It goes to a high G a few times. Subscribe! I will be adding more solos on a regular basis. I teach horn at a University and my goal is to create a video library of some of the best horn solos for my students and others. Also let me know if there is something you would like me to record.

[@battypuff]

I just want to thank you for making these videos. I've been in college 3 years now and I've been using your videos to pick my recital solos. This will be my next one. Thank you so much for all of the help.

[@jaycilangehennig2059]

Mr. Park you are so awesome!

[@graceolson819]

This is really good! I've been using this to help me practise for my All State audition.

[@conductus]

Great stuff Steve! I remember playing this back in my youth. What a delightful piece! Thanks for sharing it with all of us. As always, your playing is superb. I also like the video effects that go along with the different sections of the work.

[@ohsteacher]

I use an MXL 990 microphone. I am playing on a Conn 8D (Elkhart)

[@CaseyFriday]

@ohsteacher I played on an 8D throughout high school and college. I loved it. I really enjoy your tone - the horn suits you well! I'm glad to see that the mic is affordable. I've been searching for a good horn mic, and the one I've had my eye on is the Shure KSM44. MUCH too expensive! Thanks for all the great music you share. I really appreciate it.

[@CaseyFriday]

This is fantastic! I have two questions - what type of microphone are you using to record, and what horn are you playing? Is it an 8D? The valve caps are rounded like on my Yamaha 668-II, but the trigger is different...