The recordings I am posting will all be without any splices.
I am working on non-stop "one-take" recordings.
This is for two reasons:
1) I am still working on being a better horn
player, and trying to play non-stop through the duets flawlessly is the
sort of challenge I need.
2) I want to prove that the solos and duets can be played, sometimes only
after hard work, sometime quite easily.
Richard Burdick
June 2009:
I had a good time selling my wares in the sheet music room of the International horn Societys' Symposium. My masterclass on the Natural horn went well too.
April, 28th 2009:
I'm very happy about my new horn now that it is fixed.
It's a C. A. Wunderlich ((1882-1959) single F with a huge dark sound;
the perfect horn to play the bassoon part in the Reicha trios, op. 93,
Here I am with it in this mornings snow:
Welcome
to the 2009 revision of the I Ching music web site!
Last Year I split the sites into serveral different categories. Thanks to 3IX.com, I can have unlimited web sites by just paying $100 a year and the domain registration fees.
So now it's official: we have un-split Richard Burdick's
on-line personality with the central hub of www.horn.pro you can find many links to his different sites; all of which are a big work in progress -- By doing a little each day one can do miraculous things.
1) This site for his compositions
and recordings of his works
2) Naturalhorn.com for his interest in all things relating
to the early horn, Belloli, Dauprat, Naderman and his hand
horn recordings
3) Favorites-cd.com for his
recordings of classical and pop music with valve horn. This
is for his Bach Easter Oratorio, Favorites CD and more!
