Thomas Müller

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Thomas Müller, born in 1956 in Basel (Switzerland), studied horn at the Basel Orchestral School with Joszef Brejza, and at the Essen College with Hermann Baumann.  Since 1982 he has been instructor of natural horn at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, also teaching at the College of Music and Theater in Bern and at the College of Music in Frankfurt.  His musical activities cover a wide spectrum, from the Baroque repertoire, through the Classic, to the Modern.  Much of this is documented on CD's and in radio recordings. Thomas Müller collaborates with renowned ensembles and conductors (René Jacobs, Jordi Savall, Freiburger Barockorchester, Tafelmusik, Concerto Köln, etc.).  Moreover, he used to be principal horn of the Bern Symphony Orchestra and is still has the same job at the Zurich Chamber Orchestra.  He also got a price at the International competition of natural horn in Bad Harzburg (Germany) in 1984.

J.S. Bach: Concerto # 1 in F Major BWV 1046

to be released on CD and DVD

I Barocchisti

Duilio Galfetti, piccolo violin

Diego Fasolis, conductor

Thomas Müller, Raúl Díaz, horns

Paolo Faldi, oboe

recorded in 2006

Sonatas for horn and pianoforte

L.v. Beethoven : Sonata op. 17 in F Major

F. Ries : Sonata op. 34 in F Major

F. Danzi : Sonata op. 28 in E flat Major

Harmonia Mundi France

Thomas Müller, horn

Edoardo Torbianelli, piano

recorded in 2000

Vivaldi : Concerti per vari strumenti

Concerto for 2 horns, strings and continuo in F major RV 538

Astrée Naïve E 8679

Thomas Müller, Dileno Baldin, horns

Zefiro, Alfredo Bernardini, direction

enregistré en 1998

Internationales Naturhorn Festival Essen 1993

J.S. Bach: Concerto # 1 in F Major BWV 1046 (Wilhelm Bruns, Oliver Kersken)

III. Allegro

J.D. Zelenka: Capriccio # 3 in F Major ZWV 184 (Andrew Joy, Rainer Jurkiewicz)

I. Andante - Allegro - Andante

G.F. Telemann: Suite in F Major for 2 horns, strings and continuo (Claude Maury, Piet Dombrecht)

IV. Menuet. Moderato

V. Bourrée. Presto

W.A. Mozart: Quintet in E flat Major KV 407/386c for horn, violin, 2 violas and cello (Ab Koster)

I. Allegro

L.v. Beethoven: Sextet in E flat Major op. 81b for 2 horns and string quartet (Lowell Greer, Francis Orval)

III. Rondo. Allegro

F. Ries: Sonata op. 34 in F Major (Ulrich Hübner)

III. Rondo. Allegro

F.A. Hoffmeister: Quintet in E flat Major for horn and string quartet (Jan Schroeder)

II. Rondo

L.-F. Dauprat: Sonata in F Major op. 2 for horn and piano (Michel Garcin-Marrou)

I. Allegro moderato

L. Mozart: Sinfonia da caccia for 4 horns, strings and continuo (Jan Schroeder, Ulrich Hübner, Wilhelm Bruns, Richard Seraphinoff)

I. Allegro

J. Haydn (Rosetti): Concerto in E flat Major for 2 horns and orchestra (Lowell Greer, Thomas Müller)

I. Allegro maestoso

M. Haydn: Concerto in D Major for horn and orchestra (Anthony Halstead)

I. Larghetto

J. Haydn: Symphony in D Major # 31 "Horn signal" (Wilhelm Bruns, Oliver Kersken, Michel Gasciarino, Tilman Schärf

I. Allegro

Internationales Naturhorn Festival Essen 1993

Wilhelm Bruns, Oliver Kersken, Andrew Joy, Rainer Jurkiewicz, Claude Maury, Piet Dombrecht, Ab Koster, Lowell Greer, Francis Orval, Ulrich Hübner, Jan Schroeder, Michel Garcin-Marrou, Richard Seraphinoff, Thomas Müller, Anthony Halstead, Michel Gasciarino, Tilman Schärf, horns

La Stagione Frankfurt, conducted by  Michael Schneider

Ensemble Les Adieux

Brandenburgisches Consortium

Robert Hill, piano

recorded in 1993

from July the 29th to August the 4th, 2007 in Solthurn (Switzerland)

Natural horn course with Thomas Müller

31 juillet 2007 à Solothurn, Grosser Konzertsaal

Concert des professeurs

Carsten Eckert, flûte à bec

Thomas Müller, cor

Stephan Schmidt, guitare

Kristin von der Goltz, violoncelle

Evelyn Laib, clavecin

Franz-Dieter Weitz, clavecin

Oeuvres de H. Baumann, L.v. Beethoven, L. Boccherini, G. Petrassi et G.P. Telemann