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The Royal Brussels Hornsound: Flemish Romantic Music on Period Instruments
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Label: Fuga Libera
Cat No: FUG550
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 25th May 2009
Contents
Works
DuboisOctet for 8 Chromatic French horns
Mengal
Great octet for 6 horns & 2 trombones
Artists
Luc Berge (horn)Jeroen Billiet (horn)
Bart Cypers (horn)
Frank Clarysse (horn)
Mark de Merlier (horn)
Bart Indevuyst (horn)
Miek Laforce (horn)
Bert Wanderhoeft (horn)
Johann Van Neste (horn)
Gunter Carlier (trombone)
Joost Swinkels (trombone)
Conductor
Diederik de RouckWorks
DuboisOctet for 8 Chromatic French horns
Mengal
Great octet for 6 horns & 2 trombones
Artists
Luc Berge (horn)Jeroen Billiet (horn)
Bart Cypers (horn)
Frank Clarysse (horn)
Mark de Merlier (horn)
Bart Indevuyst (horn)
Miek Laforce (horn)
Bert Wanderhoeft (horn)
Johann Van Neste (horn)
Gunter Carlier (trombone)
Joost Swinkels (trombone)
Conductor
Diederik de RouckAbout
Léon Dubois reigned as director of the Brussels Conservatory but was also a very fine, and pretty Wagnerian, fin-de-siècle composer. His octet is performed on eight horns from Van Cauwelaert's workshop, the main competitor of Mahillon, Wagner's official supplier. These horns, made in two types, from Liège and from Ghent, are aesthetically in between the French and German horn styles, so very different in those days.
Mengal's Octet was written between 1817 and 1820 in Paris. The Octet is performed on six authentic horns of the French style.
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