Brightmore: 3 Easy Solos for Horn published by Emerson

£4.99

Victor Brightmore was born in Brighton in 1902. He started learning the piano as a boy, but took up the horn when he was 18, having been inspired by hearing Wagner’s Tannhauser. In the early 1920s he served for a short time in the Royal Army Medical Corps Band, and then went on to study the horn with Frank Probyn at the Royal College of Music. He was also a student of Constant Lambert. His subsequent career as a freelance horn player spanned many years and he played for many distinguished conductors.

Part for horn in Eb & F with piano accompaniment

Brightmore: 3 Easy Solos for Horn:

  • Morning Ride
  • Sad Story
  • German Folk Song

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Victor Brightmore was born in Brighton in 1902. He started learning the piano as a boy, but took up the horn when he was 18, having been inspired by hearing Wagner’s Tannhauser. In the early 1920s he served for a short time in the Royal Army Medical Corps Band, and then went on to study the horn with Frank Probyn at the Royal College of Music. He was also a student of Constant Lambert. His subsequent career as a freelance horn player spanned many years and he played for many distinguished conductors.

Part for horn in Eb & F with piano accompaniment

Brightmore: 3 Easy Solos for Horn:

  • Morning Ride
  • Sad Story
  • German Folk Song