Avik G. Pieces for French Horn and Piano. Vol. 2. Piano score and part

Genrikh Rudolfovich Avik (b. 1936) is the distinguished master of French horn, pupil of Mikhail Nikolayevich Buyanovsky. Honoured Art Worker of Russian Federation.

Genrikh Avik is one of the leading teachers of the French horn, having bred up generations of young musicians. More than half a century he lectures in the Palace of Young Musicians. Avik also practices in the Rimsky-Korsakov Music College and the secondary music school at the conservatoire. 

Numerous arrangements and transcriptions are made by professor Avik, who does not stop enriching the French horn repertoire.

This exact educational collection embraces diverse pieces, arrangements and ensembles by different authors of the past and contemporaneity — that would be most useful for French horn classes in music schools and colleges.

Anatoly Sukhorukov,
Honoured Artist of Russia,
Professor of the St. Petersburg
State Culture Institute

Contents:

ARRANGEMENTS FOR FRENCH HORN AND PIANO
   N. Rimsky-Korsakov. IT’S NOT THE WIND TO BLOW FROM THE HEIGHT (Music text example)
   N. Rimsky-Korsakov. LARK’S TRILL IS GETTING SHRILL
   N. Rimsky-Korsakov. SONG OF THE INDIAN GUEST. From the opera “Sadko”
   N. Rimsky-Korsakov. SHEKHERAZADE
   P. Tchaikovsky. POLKA. From the “Children’s Album”
   F. Kreisler. TORTURES OF LOVE (Music text example)
   F. Kreisler. JOY OF LOVE
   S. Bechet. PETITE FLEUR
   L. Gutin. PROMENADE
   E. Di Capua. O SOLE MIO

ARRANGEMENT FOR FRENCH HORNS ENSEMBLE AND PIANO
   B. Kaempfert — Ye. Krylatov. IMPROMPTU