Royal Philharmonic Society Award “Enterprise Fund” Historic Horn Videos
In 2021 Anneke was one of the recipients of the Royal Philharmonic Society, in conjunction with Harriet’s Trust, “Enterprise Fund”. The Enterprise Fund was set up to support musicians in the wake of the pandemic and Anneke’s funding was specifically in order for her to build on “a substantial digital outpouring of insightful, specialist content and films about the horn generated during lockdown.”
Unlike the material under the title “Corno Not Corona” which Anneke created during many of the lockdowns, which mostly focused on unusual, unknown or rare works for horn and piano, new new project set its sights on the classic works of the horn repertoire: Mozart’s Rondo from Horn Concerto in E flat major, K.495, Beethoven’s Sonata for piano and horn Op. 17, Schumann’s Adagio und Allegro Op. 70, Saint-Saëns’s Morceau de concert Op. 94, Glazunov’s Rêverie Op. 24, Dukas’s Villanelle, Hindemith’s Horn Sonata and Poulenc’s Élegie. Accompanied by pianists Steven Devine and Christopher Williams, Anneke also has produced a partner video for each videoed performance in which she explores the background to these works and explains more about the sources used and her approaches to these classic works.
Anneke Scott - historic horns
Steven Devine and Christopher Williams - pianos
Producers: Tom Hammond and Stephen Stirling
Audio: John Croft (Chiaro Audio)
Videography: Ioannis Theodoridis
