MOZART W.A.: Complete Horn Concertos Olympia OCD 470. Also in: Mozart Edition Vol.1. Brilliant Classics 99713.
Herman Jeurissen horn Netherlands Chamber Orchestra / Roy Goodman.
Mozart Concertos for Horn and Orchestra - D, K412/K386b (with two versions of Rondo); E flat, K417; E flat, K447; E flat, K495. Concerto movement for Horn and Orchestra in E, KAnh98a/K494a (cpted. Jeurissen). Fragment for Horn and Orchestra in E flat, K370b/K371 (recons. Jeurissen). Listen to sample

Herman Jeurissen combines intelligent scholarship and splendid technical artistry in attactive versions of the incomplete concertos and stylish accounts of the familiar ones to give immensely satisfying performances.
Nicolas Rast BBC Music Review Sept. 1997

Herman Jeurissen has placed in cogent order the jigsaw of fragments (cut up as memorabilia by Mozart’s son!) which forms the Allegro, K370b, possibly intended by the composer to precede the Rondo, K371. Here, Jeurissen’s reconstruction captures nicely the fun, athletic daring and slight awkwardnesses of the early experimental concerto, possibly originally written for the horn player of the contemporary Idomeneo. The Rondo is orchestrated very much with an ear to this opera, notably in some delightful wind writing. Jeurissen’s completion of K494a continues the long-limbed arpeggio-based movement and leisured sequential mode of the broad introductory ritornello which indicates that Mozart possibly bit off more than his player Joseph Leutgeb would have been able to chew. Whatever the composer’s reason for leaving the work incomplete, Jeurissen obliges with a hypothetical but engagingly dark minor-key development, lit by little Figaro-esque modulations and fleeting prophecies of the K495 Concerto. All of this is enticing enough. But the disc ends with an alternative K412 Rondo overlaid with the saucy comments (in Italian, and it’s just as well ...) which Mozart directed at the unfortunate Leutgeb, here irresistibly declaimed by Giorgio Mereu.
HF The Gramophone August 1997

A "must" for anyone closely studying these works.
The Horn Call Oct. 1997

Mozart macht Spass und das dem Solisten ebenso wie dem Zuhörer. Solist und Orchester holen alles aus der Musik raus, mindestens! Lehrreich, erfrischend, amüsant!
***** Amazon review 21. Oktober 2001

From Molter's late baroque sinfonia to Jeurissen's jeu de esprit, this intrepid quartet of horn players offers yet another intriguing collection of rare music sure to appeal to all fanciers of this noble instrument.
Records International, May 1999

MOZART Leopold: Complete Works for Horn & Orchestra MDG 3085
Herman Jeurissen, Michael Höltzel horn, Concerto Rotterdam/ Heinz Friesen
Konzert für 2 Hörner, Streicher u. B.c. Es-dur, Sinfonia pastorella G-dur, Sinfonia da camera D-dur, Sinfonia da caccia G-dur

"Ein Hörnerkaleidoskop um Leopold Mozart ... ein Kleinod an betörendem Hornspiel."
FonoForum

"The soloists are exemplary, and the playing throughout is sensitive yet lively; the recording sets everything in a good clear perspective."
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ROUSSEL Albert, Complete Chamber Music Olympia ODC 458 u.a. Divertissement f. Bläserquintett u. Klavier op. 6 Paul Verhey , Hans Roerade , Frank van den Brink , Herman Jeurissen , Jos de Lange , Jet Röling

IBERT Jacques, Die Kammermusikwerke Olympia ODC 468 u.a. Trois Pièces brèves Eleonore Pameijer , Pauline Oostenrijk , Hans Colbers , Peter Gaasterland , Herman Jeurissen

DISCS - SCHALLPLATTEN

STRAUSS Franz & Rich., Kammermusik für Horn, Alt und Klavier. MDG 1063
Herman Jeurissen Horn, Cornelia Wulkopf Alt, Klaus Schilde Klavier.
Strauss Franz, Nocturno, Thema und Var.; R. Strauss, Andante, Alphorn, Lieder

La Hieronyma, Musik des Barock für Horn und Orgel. MDG 1086
Herman Jeurissen Horn, Ben van Oosten Orgel
Cesare M.G., Las Hieronyma; Anonymus, Sonata da Caccia; Molter J.M., Concerto; Graun J.G. Concerto; Homilius G.A., Tag C.G., Krebs J.L. Choralvorspiele