SubCategory Archive (tags): ‘Workshops & Symposiums’
See the complete archive.Mini-Review: Brass Instruments from the MIM Collection

Over the holidays relatives descended in droves upon my homestead, and so to get out of the house we decided to go to the Musical Instrument Museum (MIM) in north Phoenix for a day-trip. This was my first visit to this museum. Back in May 2010, John wrote about his first visit and he has also given a few [...]
An Interesting Trend: Repairs at Workshops
It seems to be an upward trend, but I’ve noticed (and done) more repairs at workshops in recent years. Among the repairs I’ve seen are string replacements, bumper replacements, freeing stuck rotors, dents repaired, chemical cleanings, ultrasonic cleanings, mouthpiece modifications, gold plating of mouthpieces, and water key installations. I’ve yet to see on-site bell cuts, [...]
Repairs and Modifications, Workshops & Symposiums
IHS San Francisco, Part III: Extreme Variety
IHS San Francisco, Part II: Sessions, Trying Horns, and Great Sounds
IHS San Francisco, Part I: How About Those High Notes?
Last year Horn Matters had fairly detailed day-by-day coverage of IHS Brisbane. This year will be a bit briefer in scope, but not because there is not plenty to report on. The conference for me started on Saturday with meetings of the Advisory Council of the International Horn Society. People often ask me what we [...]
SE Workshop 2011

The Southeast Horn Workshop for 2011 was held on the campus of ASU! Appalachian State University that is–Boone, NC. It was a great event, hosted by Karen Robertson, with over 350 hornists in attendance. The big one Stepping back a second, it is worth noting that there is only one other regular horn event in [...]





