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The year of 2020 started with a strange virus that locked all the people at home.
So, during the month of May I decide to challenge the horn players to stay at home but keep playing and having fun!
The etude in this challenge was the blues in F from 15 Low Horn Etudes
Bellow you can hear the videos listed by the order I saw their videos.
(Click on the names)
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playalong.ricardomatosinhos.com
Thinking on those situations were students don't have access to a pianist, I created play along versions of many of the pieces I wrote. In this page I include also click tracks for chamber and ensemble pieces, allowing people to practice at home with click track, record them and exchange recordings. I will update this page as I add more play along versions.
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In 2018 some works by Ricardo Matosinhos will be present as repertoire in music competitions:
- Horn Playing is Fun! for horn and piano
is the mandatory piece at Category D at the Concurso Adácio Pestana 2018 - Little Suite no.1 for horn and piano
is the mandatory piece at the Child section at the Concurso Terras de La Salette 2018 - Low Horn Suite (no.1) for Euphonium and Piano
is the mandatory piece at the Juvenile section at the Concurso Terras de La Salette 2018 - Low Horn Suite (no.1) for Trombone and Piano
is one of the pieces in the Category II at the 2º Concurso Internacional de TROMBONE na AMCP - Low Horn Suite no.2 for Trombone and Piano
is one of the pieces in the Category II at the 2º Concurso Internacional de TROMBONE na AMCP
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A few months ago, I was in contact with Emma Gregan from Australia, asking her to write a piece for my PhD research. By then I didn't even dreamed I would meet her in the USA. She wrote me "Red-Couloured Glasses" for horn and piano and in return I wrote her "Song for Emma" also for horn and piano. Is is incredible how the world can be so huge and small at the same time! You just need to use your imagination, strech your arms, to make art happen on the other side on the world ;)
I'm looking forward to hear the results of this project