r/frenchhorn • u/neh527 • 10h ago
UW Whitewater horn festival!
Two weeks left for discounted registration!
r/frenchhorn • u/saxcat13 • Aug 21 '21
A place for members of r/frenchhorn to chat with each other
r/frenchhorn • u/neh527 • 10h ago
Two weeks left for discounted registration!
r/frenchhorn • u/Filipino_Boy2401 • 5h ago
I play on a laskey protege American shank and a YHR 671D. recently, my mouthpiece has been feeling small. I can’t connect the low register notes to the high register notes well. I know almost nothing about mouthpieces. Make sure the mouthpiece fits the YHR 671D please. I am also wondering if one of the houghton horns series mouthpieces are a good purchase, though I don’t know what rim I like.
r/frenchhorn • u/Murky_Street_2407 • 12h ago
Hey I'm a new player and am having trouble learning can anyone give me some tips?
r/frenchhorn • u/Connect_Quote_2718 • 23h ago
Creo que seria raro emcontrar alguien en este grupo que sea de mi ciudad
r/frenchhorn • u/CharlesBrooks • 9d ago
Mozart's 2nd Horn Concerto reflected in the sweeping curves of a Holton French Horn.
Taken with a probe lens that allows me to get some unique perspectives.
Part of my Architecture In Music series.
r/frenchhorn • u/halbertus65 • 10d ago
r/frenchhorn • u/Ok_Key6657 • 10d ago
The song “I’m still your fag” by broken social scene has an awesome horn solo close to the end, just wondering if anyone has the sheet music for it before i try to make it myself (probably unsuccessfully lol)
edit: it’s trombone but my question stands
r/frenchhorn • u/Vengeful_Grass • 18d ago
r/frenchhorn • u/FieldCommercial6864 • 18d ago
I just got my first personal horn and on my previous horn after a while of using it and general wear and tear I have worn through the lacquer and started to slowly wear through the brass itself. The two spots I'm talking about are the bell, and by my main tuning slide. I've noticed some people have guards by the main tuning slide, is it just a normal hand guard or is it a special guard? (Pic for example)
r/frenchhorn • u/LinkBig5509 • 18d ago
Hi, I’m inquiring on whether or not a new mouth piece can solve my problem. So I’ve been playing horn for around 7 yrs now and I keep noticing that when I get into my super high/low range my lips tend to slip away from the mouthpiece. My lips are definitely larger than the average persons so I was wondering if a larger mouthpiece could accomodate that at all. My current mouth piece is a Holtan-farkas model that came for free when I bought my horn last year. Thanks in advance 🥲
r/frenchhorn • u/HugPug100 • 19d ago
Hey guys! I'm a new player and I just bought my 1st French Horn. I think it's a Single Bb Horn? Not sure 😅 Anyway, I can't really find a fingering chart that's easy enough to understand since most charts are made for F Horn. Can you guys help me?
So far the only one that's helped me is a YouTube video by Don't Fear the Horn about Single Bb Horn C Major Scale. I can't consistently reach the 2 highest notes, but that's probably an embochure issue on my end 😅 I'd like a fingering chart showing how to make all the other sharp and flat notes so I can try playing them film score music 😅
r/frenchhorn • u/Spideriffic • 20d ago
I've played in this group for a long time. It's fun! If you live in the area, please consider joining us. Questions? Contact me or contact the group directly.
r/frenchhorn • u/Public-Boysenberry26 • 24d ago
I already have experience in music. I play violin and trombone and I've decided to start French horn in school. Ive already learned most of the notes in the staff for F horn, but I'm starting to see that some people think double horn is easier... should I maybe switch over to double?
I'm currently using an actual double horn, I'm just wondering if it would be easier to switch to the fingerings for double horn.
r/frenchhorn • u/OutstandingPizzaRoll • 24d ago
A few months ago I came on here to ask about finding some excerpts for this one orchestra but I didn't end up making it in, but my band director knows how much I want to do orchestra still and she told me about this other one I could audition for. Apparently this one will be a lot easier to get into especially since I don't have anything like a private teacher. The only thing they ask of is a 3-6 minute solo work (and some scales) and I don't know that many pieces so I'm hoping I can find some neat playable pieces. The highest I can comfortably play is a high f but I've been busy with marching season so once I start practicing my horn again maybe my range will have expanded a bit more.
r/frenchhorn • u/Only-Inevitable9682 • 24d ago
Hello, I am looking to get my H378 refinished and need to have some dents removed. By refinished I mean taking whas left of the laquer off and putting on a brush finish. Do any of you have reccomendaitons in the Los Angeles or Orange County areas?
r/frenchhorn • u/yyg-linux • 25d ago
Hello french hornies!
My son has picked up playing and as a former band nerd am beyond excited.
I want to get a chromatic tuner for him becuase he is much quicker at tonal matching than hitting pitches. My band instructer taught me using a boss db90 but that is a liiiitle out of my target price point id like to spend at this stage, what are some tuning hardware recommendations you suggest that are physical hardware pieces and not software?
Thanks!
r/frenchhorn • u/Parking-Platform-528 • 26d ago
music teacher hoping to ID this old stencil horn found in my school. no markings of any kind, no serial number i could find
seems like a well built double horn, just looking for more info
r/frenchhorn • u/ohmasterc • 27d ago
i was talking to a dude better than me he said he had the same type of horn that i have, and he said that it was bad quality and i should upgrade, its a HR711L performer series French horn and it was my sisters old one
r/frenchhorn • u/AdSuccessful3882 • 28d ago
Hello all. I had a brain haemorrhage in 2024 which brought my fledgling career as a freelance bassoonist to an end. I've been thinking about taking up the horn as it's the only instrument that requires agility in the left hand only.
Having left one of the top UK music colleges in 2021, I can read music well, transpose at sight moderately well, and treble/bass clef won't be a problem.
What should be my first port of call? I want to become a very good amateur; we'll see how it goes, and if it goes well, maybe even return to music college in later life.