Unheard Beethoven : Oboe Concerto, Hess 12 (Nathalie Rompen, Patrick Baton)

Beethoven's Lost Oboe Concerto, Hess 12. Reconstruction of the Slow Movement by Charles Lehrer and Willem Holsbergen. Cadenza by Francoix Leleu. Performed by Nathalie Rompen (oboe) and PATRICK BATON. Concert Liege, March 24, 2011.

[@unheardbeethoven5027]

Grazie !

[@marcosPRATA918]

Excelente.

[@danielescarpetti4398]

Ricostruzione molto bella e convincente, peccato che sia andato perso!

[@minaxavier7178]

I hear a flute, but I don't think there were any flutes scored in this concerto.

[@unheardbeethoven5027]

Yes, you heard that right, there is a flute. Flutes have been part of the standard orchestra since the middle of the 18th century, so it would be rather remarkable if they had been missing from a piece originally written in the 1790s. Anyway, the score most definitely calls for one flute !

[@timanes8894]

@@unheardbeethoven5027 @Unheard Beethoven the fact that there was a flute in the orchestra doesnt mean Beethoven used it all the time, especially not in in such a relative small, slow movement....he sure didn't want to use it here. Strings, 2 horns and 2 bassoons, that's it.

[@Pieter-lf2gt]

It doesn't sound like Beethoven at all ! But it sounds good !