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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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IHS Denver in Review

With IHS Denver over for only 24 hours as I write this post much is still fresh in my mind from the event. WOW! Congratulations and many thanks must be given to host Susan McCullough. There were nearly 800 hornists in attendance and it was an extremely busy week. For me personally not only did [...]

A Guide to IHS Denver

The schedule is up at the website for the 40th International Horn Symposium in Denver July 22-27. I believe that the symposium will be well attended and I do look forward to the wide variety of events. For those wanting to make the most of their time at the symposium, I have a few suggestions [...]

Yet Another “Deadly Sin” of Horn Playing

Another post from the archive, originally posted to the Horn Notes Blog on 1/9/06. A year ago I wrote of how I had enjoyed a presentation I had seen in 2003 by Larry Lowe on the “Seven Deadly Sins” of horn playing. Speaking to him this past weekend at the horn workshop at the University [...]

“Seven Deadly Sins” of Horn Playing

Originally posted to the old HTML Horn Notes Blog on 1/10/05, this is one of my favorite posts ever. An event known as “A.I.R. Horns” (Arizona Intra-State Retreat for Horns) is upon us this weekend here in Arizona. The event was started by my predecessor at ASU Thomas Bacon and has been hosted for the [...]

Two Things from a Trumpet Class

I often say that you can pick up a lot from other brass players. Soloist and Arizona State University Regents Professor of trumpet David Hickman gave on Wednesday a version of his presentation/demonstration for the ITG conference this summer for our Brass Area. In it there were two points that stood out for me. 1. [...]

Horn Players Guide to the Seven Deadly Sins

Horn soloist and composer Lawrence Lowe was in Tempe yesterday, where he performed two solos (the “traditional version” of the Mozart Concert Rondo [without the sixty newly discovered bars] and the third movement of his Sonata No. 1 for horn) with the Tempe Symphonic Wind Ensemble (a community group) and presented a version of his [...]

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