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Horn Destinations

Outstanding horn player Richard Runnels presents an exciting collection of pieces for horn and keyboard. With Brachi Tilles and Tony Gould.

Richard Runnels, principal horn player for the State Orchestra of Victoria takes centre stage in a program of horn music spanning several centuries - from the elegance of 17th century France through Franz Strauss, completing the tour with several Australian pieces, including 'Duet' by Tony Gould.

Artist

Richard Runnels

American-born horn player Richard Runnels, is currently the principal horn of the Orchestra Victoria. Richard has conducted for the Australian Ballet and made his opera conducting debut at the 1987 Spoleto Festival in Italy. He also directs Melbourne Windpower.


Press quotes

“an interesting release ... a program of considerable diversity ...”

The Age - Green Guide

“In covering so much musical ground, he has been able to colour his playing with many shades of sound, thus broadening the horizons of his instrument to a sphere most would not assume possible.”

— Louis Montague, The Sunday Age

“Runnels effortlessly entices the listener to explore unknown territory. His playing slips easily from the courtly manner of Jean-Joseph Mouret ... to the likes of Dave Brubeck ...”

— Jeremy Vincent, 3MBS FM Libretto

Audio preview

Track Listing

    Duet Tony Gould

  1. Relentlessly 6:45
  2. Moderately 7:19
  3. Divertissement in B flat Jean-Joseph Mouret

  4. Fanfare :53
  5. Menuet 1:10
  6. Fanfare :30
  7. Divertissement in D Jean-Joseph Mouret

  8. Vite 1:13
  9. Lent 1:47
  10. Sur l'Air du Vaudeville :38
  11. Fantaisie Brillante on a Theme from Bellini's Opera 'Norma' Jacques François Gallay 11:24
  12. Strange Meadow Lark Dave Brubeck 6:06
  13. Bluette Dave Brubeck 3:08
  14. Lamento Dave Brubeck 4:31
  15. Impromptu Graham Powning 2:10
  16. Nocturno Franz Strauss 6:55
  17. Suite Alec Wilder

  18. Dans Quixotic 1:56
  19. Slow and Sweet 2:57
  20. Song 1:20
  21. Epilogue 3:04
  22. Suitable for Dancing 2:30

Performers

Composers

Tony Gould

Pianist and composer Tony Gould is one of Australia’s most respected musicians. His career has embraced many styles of music, not least jazz and other improvisatory musics in addition to traditional and contemporary classical musics. He gives many concerts each year and for 50 years he has been involved in an extraordinary number of recording projects both as pianist and composer and has been at the forefront of music education in Australia via various tertiary institutions in Melbourne and throughout Australia.

Jacques François Gallay

Jacques François Gallay was a French horn player and composer. Gallay studied at the Conservatoire de Paris at Louis François Dauprat. Gallay's work is very extensive. In addition to didactic works, etudes, and a horn school, he composed two horn concertos, and various other works for horn and orchestra.

Graham Powning

Over the past twenty years Graham Powning's compositions have been written mainly for woodwind instruments and his great sense of humour shows through in the highly imaginative titles of his works.


Where to buy

Horn Destinations is available for download from the iTunes Music Store.
It's available for streaming through Apple Music.

Horn Destinations is available as as CD. It can be purchased online through Buywell Music or the Australian Music Centre which both offer secure online ordering.

Move CDs can be ordered through music retailers across Australia including Readings.

Product details

This recording project has been assisted by the Commonwealth Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

List price
$25.00 AUD
Total playing time
66 minutes 16 seconds
Producer
Martin Wright
Richard Runnels
Terry O'Kane
Engineer
Martin Wright
Venue
Melbourne Concert Hall
Thanks to
Australia Council
Release date
1991
Copyright
© 1991 Move Records
Phonogram
℗ 1991 Move Records
Categories
Australian, Classical
Catalogue number
MD 3106
Alternate catalogue number
MD3106
Barcode
EAN 9314574310627