Kling G. 30 Easy Pieces for French horns Trio

Henry Kling was born in Paris on February 14, 1842. In the course of his fairlу lоng life (he died in 1918) Kling proved himself to be а remarkably gifted and versatile musician. He was known not only as a brilliant French horn player but also as а bandmaster, а distinguished pedagogue, theorist, and composer.

Several operas by Henry Kling were produced in Geneva from 186З through 1877. He also wrote a number of instrumental and vocal compositions.

Especially valuable is the contribution Henry Kling made to the development of music teaching methods. He wrote a manual of instrumentation that ran into several editions an a manual of composition. He also compiled a popular school of French horn playing and schools of piano, clarnet, oboe, bassuun, double bass, guitar, mandolin and bow zither as well.

Working as a professor at Geneva Conservatoire, Henry Kling contributed greatly to the development of French horn performing tradition and enriched it by composing pieces, concertos, duets, trios, and instrumental arrangements.

This collection includes 30 light pieces by different composers arranged for 3 French horns by Henry Kling.