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Attacking Notes, and the New Improved IHS Website

I have a new “tip of the month” posted now in the IHS website on the topic of “Release notes or attack notes?” which I hope is of interest but also of note is the brand new look and layout of The IHS Online itself. Do check it out, it was unveiled today.

My Last Week in Nashville, a New Site, and The Mellocast on IHS Macomb

Or, to borrow a term from Bruce Hembd, this could be called “Random Friday.” As to my last week in Nashville, this past week I have been converting VHS tapes to DVDs and I got to a tape made in June of 1998. It was of a presentation I gave at the Governor’s School for [...]

An IHS Illinois Session on Teaching the Horn

Catherine Roche-Wallace has posted to her blog about her session at the 2009 International Horn Symposium, “Valuing and Nurturing our Horn Students Through Keirsey’s Temperaments.” The slides for her presentation may be accessed in her post, and they give a pretty clear idea of the content of the session, which focused on “how to teach [...]

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International Horn Society, Presentations

Hearing the City Band, and on the Road to IHS Illinois

I am on my way to the International Horn Symposium in Illinois, with a multi day stop in Kansas to visit my mother. Last night I went with her to hear a classic sound rooted in the past, the sound of a town band in the park. I heard the concert of the Emporia Municipal [...]

Remembering IHS Illinois 1983

My first IHS event was the symposium in 1983 in Charleston, Illinois. That was a while ago, but really in many ways it does not seem like that long ago. At the time I was an undergrad at a small college in Kansas, Emporia State University. As I think of recent horn symposiums I have [...]

Podcasts Featuring Anton Horner and John Barrows Available Now

The IHS website has a new resource I believe many are unaware of, including a series of podcasts of selected presentations from horn symposiums long ago. The first two featured are sessions by Anton Horner and John Barrows. Very worth checking out! Horner and Barrows both are important American horn teachers not as well known [...]

A Blind Test of Horns at IHS Denver, the Results

A post on the Pope Instrument Repair site/blog points to the results of the blind test of horns done at the 2008 IHS Denver Symposium. The results are here, worth checking out if you are an advanced hornist. UPDATE-2011: The results are gone now! But, relying on memory, the gist of it was three (four) [...]

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International Horn Society, Presentations
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