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Camille Saint-Saëns - This piece is a favorite among horn players, noted for its romantic expressiveness and virtuosity.

Paul Dukas - This energetic piece for horn and piano is notorious for both its technical difficulties and its engaging pastoral theme.

Franz Joseph Haydn - Thrilling to both players and listeners, it is thought to have been composed for the virtuoso horn player Joseph Leutgeb.

Robert Schumann - A challenging romantic work that integrates the horn into the orchestral fabric, revealing its full expressive potential.

Richard Strauss - A staple in the horn repertoire, this concerto showcases lyrical melodies and the instrument's range.

Richard Wagner - Part of his famous Ring Cycle, this call exhibits the leitmotif associated with the character Siegfried and is emblematic of the horn's heroic image.

Franz Joseph Haydn - A delightful concerto with a high-spirited finale, representing the classical period's charm.

Joseph Rheinberger - A late-romantic sonata that impresses with its melodic writing and charming interplay between horn and piano.

Robert Schumann - This piece shifts from a lyrical adagio to a spirited allegro, exploring the emotional depth and agility of the horn.

Johannes Brahms - A chamber work with a prominent role for the horn, it combines Brahms' signature melodic richness with the rustic quality of the horn.

Richard Strauss - Explores the horn's capabilities with challenging runs and beautiful harmonies.

Ludwig van Beethoven - This sonata showcases the lyrical and heroic aspects of the horn, composed for the natural horn.

Oskar Böhme - A lesser-known romantic concerto that combines lyricism with brilliant technical display, reflecting Russian romanticism.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Known for its demanding technical passages and beautiful melodic lines.