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Graun Concerto in D Major One of four concertos from a collection of music for horn by early-18th-century composers, found in the University Library at Lund, Sweden. Newly edited, corrected and complete. This is No. 16 of the Lund horn collection, where it is attributed simply to "Graun". | |
| George Frideric Handel (1685–1759) | |
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Four Pieces Edited & published by Richard Dunn
Largo (2 horns in F & strings)
Full score. 38 pages"Mirth" (from L'Allegro ed il Penseroso) for horn in E flat, bass voice, & strings Concerto in F for 2 horns, oboes, bassoon & strings Music for a Festive Occasion for 4 horns in F, 2 oboes, bassoon, & strings | |
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W. A. Mozart Concerto in E  , K.370b/371Dr. James Nicholas has fully orchestrated and prepared the fragments K.370b, in E Major. The missing middle section of K.371 (the "Concert Rondo"), also in E, was discovered in 1992, and the two movements are published here together.Concerto in E, K.494a The first movement of what Mozart apparently intended to be a work on a very large scale; it now stands alone as a fine concert piece. Fully orchestrated and edited by Dr. James Nicholas. | |
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James Nicholas Concerto in E Major for Horn and Orchestra (a.k.a. "Son of Horn Concerto")Inspired by the music of Mozart. | |
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Quantz Concerto in E MajorOne of four concertos from a collection of music for horn by early-18th-century composers, found in the University Library at Lund, Sweden. Newly edited, corrected and complete. This is No. 3 of the Lund horn collection, where it is attributed simply to "Qwantz". | |
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Röllig Concerto in D Major One of four concertos from a collection of music for horn by early-18th-century composers, found in the University Library at Lund, Sweden. Newly edited, corrected and complete. This is No. 15 of the Lund horn collection, where it is attributed simply to "Röllig". | |
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Röllig Concerto in E MajorOne of four concertos from a collection of music for horn by early-18th-century composers, found in the University Library at Lund, Sweden. Newly edited, corrected and complete. This is No. 14 of the Lund horn collection, where it is attributed simply to "Röllig". | |
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Schneyder Concerto in D Major (1989) In the style of those in the Lund Manuscript. | |
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Schneyder Concerto in E Major (1988)In the style of those in the Lund Manuscript. | |
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Georg Philipp Telemann Richard Dunn, retired horn player, conductor, and music professor, has prepared completely new editions of all Telemann's horn concertos and wind quintets. To do this, he consulted the earliest extant copies found in several libraries, edited the music, set complete scores and parts using the Sibelius program, and published them in an affordable series, which is gladly offered here. Concerti Vol. I: Concerto in D (TWV51:D8) Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. II: Concerto for Two Horns in F (TWV52:F3) Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. III: Concerto for Two Horns in F (TWV52:F4) Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. IV: Concerto for Two Horns in D (TWV52:D2) Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. V: Concerto for Two Horns in D (TWV52:D1) Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. VI: Concerto for Two Horns in E (TWV52:Es1)Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. VII: Concerto for Three Horns in D and Violin (TWV54:D2) Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. VIII: Concerto in E for Two Horns (TWV5:Es1)From Tafelmusik Edited and published by Richard Dunn Concerti Vol. IX: Concerto for 2 Horns in F, oboe/recorder, violins, cellos, and strings (TWV54:F1) Edited and published by Richard Dunn | |