SubCategory Archive (tags): ‘Hermann Baumann’
See the complete archive.Hermann Baumann Illustration

Today’s illustration is of horn soloist Hermann Baumann. It started with a small image from one of his CDs on the Philips label. *The original image is used without permission. This means that if the original owners would prefer that I not make their picture look this way, I would without hesitation take it down.
In the Raw, French Hunting Horns

Show and tell. This video of traditional French hunting horn champions captures a unique style that for the uninitiated, can be quite a shock to listen to. The tone quality is raw and primitive — sometimes raucous — and the vibrato is slow and wide. I think it is pretty darned cool. [There is an [...]
Hermann Baumann, Hunting Horn, Rare
Baumann at 75
It came across the hornlist today that the great German horn soloist Hermann Baumann turned 75 today, and other sources online confirm today is the day! I was very influenced by his great recordings as a student and have had the chance to briefly meet him as well. Listen to some Baumann today in honor [...]
Video: Baumann Plays the B-minor Mass on Descant
A video recently made the rounds of the horn list that is very worth viewing. It is of Hermann Baumann playing the B-minor mass, No. 11, Quoniam tu solus sanctus. Baumann performs this work on what appears to be a single F (or perhaps G) descant, very similar (but not identical) to the ASU single [...]
Natural Horn Recordings, Methods, More
Although there have not been many comments yet on the “new” blog (it was impossible to leave comments on the original HTML blog), I have enjoyed reading the comments that have been made. A couple of them thus far have been related to the natural horn. In a post on My favorite horn recording I [...]
Etudes & methods, Hermann Baumann, Richard Seraphinoff
My Favorite Horn Recording
A couple days ago I was asked what my favorite horn recording was. This was easy to answer. I still remember buying the record as an undergrad about 1981 at Musicland in a mall in Topeka, KS. The recording is Original Instruments Horn by Hermann Baumann, a Telefunken LP. Partially it is just great playing [...]
Hermann Baumann


