A Sephardic Celebration

By the composer of two beloved horn sonatas, Samuel Adler’s A SEPHARDIC CELEBRATION for two horns blends folkish rhythms and lyricism with neotonal chromaticism. The work’s soulful, slow middle section is bookended by driving, declamatory passages, showcasing the instruments’ many contrasting characters. For advanced performers.

By the composer of two beloved horn sonatas, Samuel Adler’s A SEPHARDIC CELEBRATION for two horns blends folkish rhythms and lyricism with neotonal chromaticism. The work’s soulful, slow middle section is bookended by driving, declamatory passages, showcasing the instruments’ many contrasting characters. For advanced performers.

By the composer of two beloved horn sonatas, Samuel Adler’s A SEPHARDIC CELEBRATION for two horns blends folkish rhythms and lyricism with neotonal chromaticism. The work’s soulful, slow middle section is bookended by driving, declamatory passages, showcasing the instruments’ many contrasting characters. For advanced performers.