So-low

$18.99
Label
Bridge Records
Release Date
September 8, 2015
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      TRYON, DENISE
    • PERFORMER
      Denise Tryon
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      September 08, 2015
    • UPC
      090404945526
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      BCD9455
    • LABEL
      Bridge Records
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. Bagatelle

      Composer: Hermann Neuling

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    2. A Door into the Dark

      Composer: Peter Askim

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    3. Lament (version for solo horn)

      Composer: Tim Martin

      Performer: Denise Tryon

    4. I. The Crow

      Composer: Brett Miller

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    5. II. The Owl

      Composer: Brett Miller

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    6. III. The Falcon

      Composer: Brett Miller

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    7. Irremediable Breakdown

      Composer: Nathan Pawelek

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    8. Tanguito

      Composer: Dante Yenque

      Performer: Denise Tryon

    9. Canto serioso, FS 132

      Composer: Carl Nielsen

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    10. River Melos

      Composer: Andrea Clearfield

      Performer: Denise Tryon, Julie Nishimura

    11. Gumni Polka (arr. F.R. Wekre for horn)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Denise Tryon


This fascinating release is performed by low horn virtuoso, Denise Tryon, the fourth hornist of the Philadelphia Orchestra. As a player of fourth horn, Ms. Tryon is an expert in the lowest regions of the French Horn's range, and her disc features newly commissioned compositions that feature this area of the horn's register. Played alongside older works for both solo horn and horn with piano, this recording makes for a most enjoyable sonic journey in colors rarely encountered on the horn. Ms. Tryon's musicality and virtuosity is a pleasure to hear throughout. Yannick Nézet-Séguin, music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra writes that “Denise Tryon’s command of the lower register provides the strongest foundation of sound for a horn section, and yet, her sound is supple and flexible.”