March 1, 2008 by John Ericson
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The Top 10 Horn CD List
This past week with input from ASU horn studio members I put together a top ten list of suggested horn CDs. Although aimed a younger horn players, hornists of all ages will find it interesting. The list includes a wide variety of performers and styles of horn playing. The list may be accessed here.
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