Stefan Dohr on Sarah´s live Horn Hangouts

Premieres, Practice & Pets
Stefan Dohr, principal horn of the Berlin Philharmonic, needs no introduction. He is know as the GOAT of the horn and here in his very first Horn Hangout live from Berlin he talks to Sarah Willis about his upcoming premiere of Hans Abrahamsen´s horn concerto and how he prepares for such world premieres. He shares some invaluable practice tips and Sarah surprises him at the end with a very special guest....
For more Horn Hangout magic: sarah-willis.com/horn-hangouts/

[@ginachy8666]

Keep making these Sarah! You guys are celebrities to me. These videos make me feel closer to you guys. I also learnt plenty of useful and interesting information from these videos.

[@inesgeirinhas6535]

I am from Portugal and I loved this horn hangout! Thank you a lot Sarah Willis for bringing it to us! And one more thing: Stefan is definitely a GOAT of the horn.

[@moorebaroque]

This is no doubt one of my favorite horn hangouts of all time. Perhaps my favorite.

[@BretNewtonComposer]

27:00 Composer here - if you're looking for new music that's accessible to students, there are lots of us out there who would love to add to the repitoire!

[@akiraj.nabeshima4926]

Love Sarah!!!❤️❤️Please come to Japan again!!😍

[@roycezaro1998]

Omg this dude's been off the radar for like 6 years

[@japotnz]

Archive viewing now April 2024! So wondering (from Taupō New Zealand) as this was recorded just before the first global COVID lockdowns how it affected the concert touring of this new horn work...?

[@studylab3607]

Hi Sarah, watching from Nigeria, drinking water 🤗

[@silasbf5273]

Sending love from Brazil

[@keithyeung9097]

Abrahamsen's horn concerto is more exciting than the other one

[@peters6366]

Greetings from Ontario, Canada! Wonderful conversation. Wondering if down the road, for us horn geek avid learners, a video could be presented on high register workouts, and on low register work outs. What kid of exercises do the world's best do on a daily basis? (e.g. 21 minute mark for example) Viele danke, Sarah und Stefan.

[@evaheat1]

20th century work for natural horn: Vitaly Buyanovski (sp?), Ballade. Great piece.

[@hrntchr]

I am here from Neenah --- I am very fond of Erdinger beer from Erding--- Have done a tour of the Brewery twice... I wish I knew how to make Goat sounds but my hose horn does not get the right pitches that sound like a goat... Love the Hangout with Stefan... What is the oldest age horn person in Berlin.. I am having problems at age 80 , but your hangouts help!!!

[@jaydee8872]

Crap, he didn't finish his Brahms/Mahler high register story! Bad timing, dog!🤪

[@Dittosaurr]

i wish i have my horn with me now but i only can get it back next week from school

[@joegoh9646]

What's the piece at the start and end of these videos? It sounds great to me

[@peters6366]

Marais - Le Basque. Check out the Brain recording.

[@pega17pl]

What did Celibidache mean in the rehearsals for Bruckner's 7th, "You [the BPO] never played Bruckner"? - Heinz

[@omeganik]

2:39 I hate that! It only appears in modern music too! Hmmm......

[@chindanaipornsing9033]

omeganik *stravinsky has joined the chat*

[@sinaihands3336]

stefan is one of the best horn players horn players of his time not the goat

[@johno6681]

Hi, could the Berliner Phil add more modern movie soundtracks such as Frozen and Jurassic park to the repertoire?