It's a terrific resource. So relieved it will live on @ IHS.
On Aug 14, 2011 6:45 PM, "Richard" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Many of you are aware that I sell most of my resurrected horns through
> hornplayer.net, and I regard it as a most valuable resource as a free
> marketplace, as well as a source of considerable information. I have
> been active on it for the last five years.
>
> I received direct notice that effective Aug 18, Robbin Moffat of
> Yorkshire, UK will cease to operate hornplayer.net. According to
> information on the home page, he has run the site since 1996.
>
> Here is an excerpt from his message.
>
> "I am pleased to let you know that the IHS will be acquiring
> hornplayer.net and taking on full responsibility for it. On 18th August,
> the ownership will formally pass to the International Horn Society
> (IHS). Dan Phillips will be managing the running of the site.
>
> The IHS plan to migrate and merge hornplayer.net into their site,
> retaining the domain name and redirecting visitors. At this point,
> hornplayer.net in its current incarnation will cease. The approximate
> lead time on this is expected to be circa two months."
>
> Robin is a new father, and we wish him well in his new life and revised
> priorities.
>
> Richard Hirsh
> Chicago, IL USA
>
>
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