Sea Eagle for Solo Horn by Peter Maxwell Davies Cantesanu Horns

Sea Eagle for Solo Horn by Peter Maxwell Davies Cantesanu HornsPublished by Chester Music Format: Softcover UPC: 9780711920545 SEA EAGLE takes its name from a rare and magnificent bird, and the music, unaccompanied and austere, is meant to evoke something of its high loneliness. There are three movements of great virtuosity, with ever transforming melodic contours underpinned by unvarying motifs. The work was first performed by Richard Watkins at the Dartington Summer School of Music in 1992. * Note: Houghton

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A composer and conductor of genius

Similar to a French bead bell

No other mouthpiece has been acoustically optimized for the unique properties of a mellophone

Its resonance is remarkable

rich orchestral sound with enhanced resonance and ring

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more centered sound with less brilliance—can require more effort to play

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