Hello all, a question for you . . . I am putting together a list (more of a manual!) of horn literature (etudes and solos) that every student should know up through the college level. I wondered if anyone had any favorites, or methods that are obscure or not 'typical'. I would even appreciate your "tried and true" methods. I have an *extremely* large list up to this point, but I'm hoping there are some out there that I have never heard of!
A quick aside, thanks so much to Hans Pizka for his FABULOUS website. Its an absolute gem. I have already perused the "Viennese Study Plan for Horn" (very much a help, thank you), and also the "Rules for Younger Players". I am young (in the scheme of things) and I had much to absorb from this wonderful list. Thank you so much! The one great thing about being a Masters Student is the fact that, I have an understanding of many things, but I know there is SO much more to learn and understand. Its very exciting. Thank You to anyone that responds!! ~Meredith Evans Graduate Horn Assistant Kent State University _______________________________________________ post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] set your options at http://music.memphis.edu/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
