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Lenten Recital - March 2024

Faculty Horn Recital, October 25 2023 at 7:30pm in Rhea Miller Hall, Saginaw Valley State University

Reverie for Horn and Piano by Gina Gille

En Forêt pour cor et piano by Eugène Bozza

Hunting Songs for Low Horn and Piano by Brett Miller

above pieces are accompanied by Peter Norland, piano

River House on the Prairie for Solo Horn and Wildlife Accompaniment by Annie Chapman Brewer

Ashokan Farewell by Jay Ungar, arr. by Annie Chapman Brewer

accompanied by Keith Chapman, dobro

Feature 1

AgArts Artist in Residence “River House on the Prairie” composition, winning the IAWM search for new music in 2023.

Arranged by Annie Chapman Brewer "Where are we? What the hell is going on?" Questions that I've pondered throughout the pandemic. Also a very moving song, perfectly suited for the warmth of six french horns.

Feature 4

While in quarantine, I found myself gravitating towards arranging Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap for horn ensemble. All is recorded, and arr. by me.

Written by James Beckel Mvt.I The Call and Awakening Mvt. II Father Jacobus Mvt. III Magister Ludi website: https://www.anniechapman.net/

Feature 7

The Glass Bead Game, chamber version, performed in Auer Hall and featured Shelley (piano), McKayla Phillips (perc), and Beste Toparlak (harp)

Feature 2

A virtual performance of hymnsong Brother James’ Air presented by an all female brass quintet. Check out the publication here through Songburd!

Arrangement of Seven Bridges Road by the Eagles. One of my favorites, and was recorded during 2020 quarantine. More tracks to come!

Feature 5

Seven Bridges Road by the Eagles is a classic, and shows their country/folk style. I love the harmonies that is shared. Arranged and performed by me.

Feature 8

Quintessence Quintet plays a bit of the Pastorale by H.H.A. Beach in Auer Hall at Jacobs School of Music.

Feature 3

Horn player and composer Richard Matosinhos created a challenge for May 2020 to perform one of his low horn blues etude. This was so fun to perform!

Trio for Horn, Violin, and Piano, written by Johannes Brahms. All four movements exhibit emotions and colours reflecting the events in his life. See www.anniechapman.net for more.

Feature 6

The Brahms Trio for horn, violin, and piano, performed by myself, Shelley Hanmo Qian (piano), and Anna Czerniak (violin). Recorded in Auer Hall.

Feature 9

This is a video of what hand horn technique sounds and looks like while playing the exposition of Mozart’s Concerto No. 3 in Eb Major.