The Brasswinds has to be a stencil horn, no telling who is making them, and whether the horn will play in tune. For the sake of your student and their development, try to get the parents to purchase a better quality horn.
My .02 worth
Walt Lewis
At 06:21 AM 12/16/2004 -0800, you wrote:
I have a horn student whose parents want to purchase a horn, and they're interested in the Brasswind brand horn - mainly because of the price. I've searched the horn listserve's archives for information about this brand, but there's nothing relevant.
I'm interested in information about the how the Brasswind horn compares with other brands. I've read the information at the Brasswind site, but I'm most interested in feedback from other hornplayers.
Thanks in advance.
- Alissa Quick Bloomington, IN
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