ass produced factory pro horns).
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Subject: RE: [Hornlist] Mouthpieces - what does a narrower bore do?
My teacher plays on a Lawson fouri
My teacher plays on a Lawson fourier without a Lawson mouthpiece, but I admit I
was surprised to find this out. During our first lesson we talked about how I
came to my equipment set up and he was very knowledgeble about Lawson
mouthpieces, not to mention complimentary.
Most of the people I kno
Dear Friends,
At a concert I attended a couple of years ago, I noticed that the principal
player (a friend from our Maryland Horn Club days) was playing a Lawson
horn instead of the Conn 8D he always played at Maryland Horn Club (before
horn club went defunct).
At intermission when I asked him
There's some interesting stuff on the Lawson Brass website. Walter and sons
have done extensive study on the subject, leading to the development of their
own mouthpiece. Some people say "smaller bore, smaller sound". My experience
has led me to believe that not all mouthpieces work in the sam
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