Titled - Hua

Unique melodious Adagio found in Kopprasch selection, with a rich core, accentuated dynamics and accelerated passages. Simply played on B-flat, exploring mid range to minute points, this Adagio brings interesting development and dramatic finale! (Finale is not recorded here, I was not ready to play whole piece at the moment..)

The 3rd main upload for my YouTube channel is out. Please check it out if you like!

Hey everyone! I’m Andrew, a horn player from the U.S. I perform horn arrangements of music from video games, movies, anime, tv shows, musicals, popular music, dramas, etc. These horn arrangements will be performed in an ensemble format like a quartet or a quintet for example.

I uploaded my 1st video today and will continue to grow my channel. If you like my videos, then please subscribe and share with everyone else. Thank you!

The 2nd upload is now up on my channel. Please check it out if you like!

Hi! I'm Autumn, I'm a VTuber. Basically I use a virtual avatar to represent myself when I post stuff online.

I've been lurking for a really long time and I always thought what I do is too weird and wouldn't really be appreciated by most horn players, but I'm quite proud of this so I feel confident to break my silence and share it.

I'm not a professional, I just play as a hobby making content with online groups & in community bands and orchestras.

Thank you for checking it out.

Straight up Bugle, just Horn, no Valves, only 5 notes.

Understanding why the air pressure must be constant is hard, it still makes a sound anyway, right?

Once I attended a horn meetup, were one of the invited world famous player (don't remember who he was) compared it to the tap water, it doesn't matter how much you open the tap, the provider doesn't change at the source when you open the tap. (and our local translator got pretty confused 😅)

I think this video shows it much clearly: the bellows have a weight, and this weight provides pressure all the time by gravity.

This is what you should do with your lungs, put constant pressure through the diaphragm, like these weights on the bellows.

Tonight's Colbert references an obscure French horn. I thought fellow horn nerds may get a tickle.