These kind of horns are fun to play with. The ascending third has some
advantage. Compared to other double horns, there is just one note
missing: A-flat below low C. I played such a horn from 1974-1978.

Hans Pizka

Just back from the exciting conference in Valencia.

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Neat  horn. It looks similar to the one Dennis Brain is pictured with on
one 
of  the Mozart Horn Concerto CDs he  did.

-William





Hi William,
 
If the horn is in F then it is his original Raoux.  If it 
looks to be in Bb then it's probably the 1818 Raoux 
that he used for about two years after his original 
horn was disasterously converted to Bb.  He later 
converted to an Alex Bb horn which was with him in 
the fatal car wreck.
 
The above is from his biography by S. Pettitt.
 
Regards,   Jerry
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