Carl Williams if David choose to finger written F on the B flat Horn, he is choosing an alternate fingering for his particular reason. BTW, I was John Barrows first “kid” student (age 12) in his New York City days. He taught in a musical way (I grew up on Maxime-Alphonse, never played Kopprasche) and taught “scientifically”. He also was not big on warm-ups.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and warm-up with us! I love the technology that you are using, and thanks for the closed-captions!
David, thanks a lot for your videos! Absolutely love your playing and your sound 🙏
Love your sound, and thank you so much for your thoughts about warming up and playing
Nice! Thanks for your sharing! Learnt much!
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
Is it possible for you to post your instagram interview with dale clevenger, my horn family missed it and it is a must watch
This is not aimed personally at you but all professionals. Why can't you continue these wonderful videos post covid?
Love your work David!. Ok a real lame lame question, don't laugh, but what was the little warmup passage at the beginning? Ascending A scale by tones?
Concert F (Horn C)
@@avrumgolub2735 His second note was 2,3 an alternate to Bb then
2, 3 on the B flat Horn is the 5th harmonic on the D flat Horn and is slightly flat.
@@avrumgolub2735 you're saying he wants that Bb flat?
Carl Williams if David choose to finger written F on the B flat Horn, he is choosing an alternate fingering for his particular reason. BTW, I was John Barrows first “kid” student (age 12) in his New York City days. He taught in a musical way (I grew up on Maxime-Alphonse, never played Kopprasche) and taught “scientifically”. He also was not big on warm-ups.