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Thank you, awesome Q-Horns! Happy holidays!

Wonderful. Thanks so much. Happy Christmas to you all!

Omgosh I remember being 14 and consuming the Mellocast eagerly every week. God bless Al, John, and Mark.

I so much enjoyed this. There was no one better to play with, what a man! What an Artist!

Marvelous.

Legend.

You played your horn quite well, and more importantly you were a great host at the IHS Festival in Natal.

As a horn playing relative of Alan Civil, a second cousin, this was a very moving and a stunning discovery. It's a superb demonstration of the man as one of the greatest UK horn players that ever lived as well as his tremendous personality as a raconteur and wit and his knowledge of the instrument and its repertoire. He was a huge influence on me as a young horn player, and still is. Nobody can play a fortepiano note on the horn like he could. This is brilliant and invaluable entertainment and thank you so much for discovering this and posting it. 📯

The type of shit that gets recommended to me on this website is crazy

Thank you for posting this! I was Mr. Barrows' first "kid" student (1958) in his New York City days. I stayed close to him until his untimely death. BTW, I still play (Alex 107x) using a Tom Greer JB cup (aka B29) and Atkinson A rim. I have a Dell'Osa Barrows mouthpiece that Mr. Barrows, at a lesson, took from his Schmidt saying, "Here, kid, use this".The Dell"Osa is deeper than the B29; I know that Mr. Barrows, late in his career, worked with Walter Lawson on creating a mouthpiece. I am a Pathologist so my understanding of Mr. Barrows’ health at the time of this recording is bittersweet. But, I still hear his Tully Hall performance of Auf Dem Strom with Beverly Sills. Once again, simply said, thank you.

wow listen to him play in these excerpts. what a beast

The 1980 Horn Symposium was my first, as well. I met Frank Brouk, Phil Farkas, Meir Rimon and Alan Civil…and a whole bunch of crazy college players that are now playing and teaching all over the world. Gail Williams was the Heldenleben winner, and played a flawless recital. Herman Bauman played so well, I wondered if he was human! The Symposia are essential to anyone hoping to improve their knowledge and skills on the horn, plus it’s a great opportunity to network and study with masters of the instrument. It should also be noted that college and military representatives often recruit people there, if one is so inclined. The exhibitors include All of the custom horn makers, and everything one needs as a horn player from music to mutes. It’s ideal, if you’re looking to improve your toolkits and libraries. ❤ IHS ❤️ 💜Nancy💜

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Love this podcast. Thank you!

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Beautiful sound and musicality

Thank you both for this posting - fascinating and inspiring. I’m looking forward to hearing the Hindemith Eb althorn sonata on what you say could be the instrument he had in mind. I’ve always wondered about that, especially as it seems to me to be such a good piece of music and from such a generous composer.

Beautifully done, and I loved your selections

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Bravo Dante que hermosa vida artistica has tenido, Eres un ejemplo de amor por tu arte, gracias por inspirar a toda la comunidad de cornistas

¡Excelente! Hermosa carrera. Gracias por compartir tu experiencia. 👏👏👏

Hello Dante, You have had an interesting career, thus far. Thanks for sharing your career history and broad range of interests in the horn!

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If you want a good laugh about this piece, go find the RUclips titled "Siegfried's Chair Call by Stefan de Leval Jezierski". at ruclips.net/video/HsIYol_MZys/видео.html where he uses a technique that Mr. Winter has obviously overlooked.

1st of all! Don't let the bell rest on your upper leg!

Still pictures only - no live video at all. Don’t waste your time watching this crap.

The tongue stopping idea should work for any note. Good advice.

Very beautiful!

what kind of mouthpiece is this?

Quick question where do I find the book that actually teach me how to do the lowest note on the French horn

Ab Koster my Horn Hero!

compare this musician's lows at the start of this vid - ruclips.net/video/OVSRPGPMLgM/видео.html

Gimme sheet music..I’ll pay you if I have to

great video

I am searching the internet for all the low horn information that I can find. The issue I seem to be having is related to moving my face, especially where I shouldn't be. The tongue stopping thing, I think, will be helpful to me !

Amazing