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Horn Pedagogy Week 7: Slurs, Legato, and Average Tonguing
Tonguing is a huge topic. There are a wide range of ways to articulate notes from the most legato to the shortest articulation possible....
Introducing The University of Horn Matters Horn Pedagogy Course
This free, online course presents a great deal of information on teaching (and playing) the horn, gleaned from a variety of sources, with commentary...
Hornmasters on Accuracy, Part IV: Perfection and Beyond!
The quest for accuracy is in a sense a quest for perfection. It is a mission taken on by many horn players, and is...
Hornmasters on Mouthpiece Pressure, Part III: Yet More
To close this series on mouthpiece pressure we have notes from four more recent sources. As in parts I and II, there are some...
FAQ: From the Natural Horn to the Triple Horn
Back at IHS Denver one of the sessions I presented related to comparing the natural horn and the triple horn. This photo was for...
Understanding the Hornmasters on Range Development
Next up in the Hornmasters series will be the topic of developing the high range. The quotes start in the next article. As a...
Hornmasters: Farkas on Musical Phrasing
Fine musical phrasing sets apart the good from the great hornists. While the topic of musical phrasing is one certainly of concern to all...
University of Horn Matters: The Valved Horn in the Later 19th Century
As noted in the previous article in the University of Horn Matters, in the 19th century some people loved valved horns and some hated...
University of Horn Matters: The Baroque Origins of Hand Horn Technique, and the Early...
To continue we today have what is likely to be one of the longer articles of this series, as it is on a topic...
Hornmasters on Double and Triple Tonguing. Part I: Schuller and Farkas
While long considered an essential skill for the trumpet player, double and triple tonguing was not so essential that it was included in The...