Bauer [11] suggests a protocol "Muted
Posthorn" that allows to create an anonymous overlay network by exploiting the web browsing activities of regular users.
The saddler, Bill Ayre, rode the
Posthorn on coaches out of Yarm with the same horn used in Victorian times.
In the middle of the third movement, Mahler writes in a solo part for a posthorn–the instrument once used to announce the arrival of the mail–a flourish that was said to remind Mahler of his youth when the
posthorn would sound and bring news of the outside world to his small Bohemian village.
The woman, who has not been named, was in the toilets near an alleyway at the side of the
Posthorn Tea and Coffee shop when she was hit on the head four times before her handbag was taken.
The sound of Edward's bell and
posthorn, as he trundled down the lanes, summoned residents to hand over their letters.
There is a fine trumpet solo as well, sometimes played on the
Posthorn. The composer preferred to conduct No.3 himself, and he had a special success in Amsterdam, the Concertgebouw Orchestra remaining a noted interpreter to this day.
Serenade No 9, "
Posthorn": Maier/Collegium Aureum (RCA)
He and Maule bring a galloping gaiety to "Die Post" (with its resonant
posthorn calls), and Braun makes the odd harmonic twists of "Der greise Kopf" seem totally natural.
Arthur Wills played solo on his trumpet, and the tune was the
posthorn galop.
Of course, this symphony has its clouds as well, most notably in the immensely evocative offstage
Posthorn solo of the third movement (gorgeously played!).
The Serenade No.9 in D, better known as the '
Posthorn Serenade', was composed in 1779.