I went looking on the web curious to see which horn manufacturers currently
make the classic Viennese style pumpenhorns. Strangely enough the furthest
search yielded only Alexander (model 92) so far out of current manufacturers.
Surely though there must be other places/people that make them.
H
Ganter, Engel, Ankerl(sp), Kimura, Jungwith, haagston, Yamaha
Google those names and that should show some results.
They run from 3000-6000 us.
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I went looking on the web curious to see which horn manufacturers currently
make the classic Viennese style pumpenhorns. Str
Hi William,
There are good Vienna horns available but you have
to look for them. I would not rule out a GOOD used
horn just as I would not rule out a GOOD old 8D.
IMHO, it must be very hard to make a good Vienna horn
because I have played very few that I would plunk down
the money for. I ha
In a message dated 2/23/2004 9:23:43 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Disclaimer - Since I have a good horn I don't keep close tabs
on the Vienna horn market so some of the above information
may be out of date, I may have forgotten some makes and
... your mileage may var
In a message dated 2/23/2004 5:50:19 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Ganter, Engel, Ankerl(sp), Kimura, Jungwith, haagston, Yamaha
> Google those names and that should show some results.
> They run from 3000-6000 us.
Thanks. I was a YYPA so I can get a 40% discount on all Y
Thanks for the information :) I've been very curious about them ever since my
old teacher bought one ca. 1910. It was in fair condition though, but it
still played well, and I loved the playability of it.
How much did your YHR801 set you back? I'm basically looking into one as a
study instrumen
In a message dated 2/23/2004 2:04:35 PM Central Standard Time,
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Thanks for the information :) I've been very curious about them ever since my
old teacher bought one ca. 1910. It was in fair condition though, but it
still played well, and I loved the playability of it.
H
I looked at the Pizka pumpenhorn... it is a thing of beauty. The Pizka
classic he has on there with the mother of pearl inlay is gorgeous as well.
Thanks for the information. I know now which one I want to save for :)
-William
In a message dated 2/23/2004 3:27:08 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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You can find information on it via one of their international websites. Notice
they also have options for lacquered custom horns! Pretty cool.
Chris
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