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Review: Etudes for Horn by Paul Basler

PUBLISHED: April 30, 2011, John Ericson

Back almost a year ago I was describing my teaching materials and the final article of that series was devoted to noting what materials I wished were available. There I wrote, In the first post I mentioned the Reynolds etudes. I studied with Verne Reynolds and I end up using his etudes to a point [...]

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Video: Basler plays Basler

PUBLISHED: September 13, 2009, John Ericson

Wouldn’t you love to see a video of Franz Strauss playing Franz Strauss? Well, that you can’t see but you can see Paul Basler perform Alleluia with the Texas All-State Womens Choir in 2009. This is a great piece; it has to be one of the very best things out there for horn and chorus. [...]

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SEHW 2009 in Review

PUBLISHED: March 9, 2009, John Ericson

First, a big note of thanks to Travis Bennett and his students and colleagues at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, NC for hosting a great Southeast Horn Workshop this past weekend. This is the largest of the annual regional horn workshops, and this year had over 300 registered participants. Every horn event has many notable things, [...]

The 2006 Las Vegas Workshop–Some Impressions

PUBLISHED: October 27, 2006, John Ericson

Programs. One of the first things I do after check in is look over the recital programs. I was impressed to see the number of people performing was more than listed in the event website and also the wide variety of works. The set up of this event is a bit different than some, host [...]

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